An Economic Model For Arab Spring Countries: UAE, Turkey, Malaysia Or Indonesia?

alifarabia | November 20, 2011 | Africa, Egypt, Featured UAE, Feaured Egypt, North Africa, UAE | No Comments

Arab countries that have recently been liberated from the clutches of their dictators are searching for a path to prosperity. For many, the political and social and economic achievements of Turkey is worthy of emulation. Indeed, the Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is somewhat seen as a rock star among the youth of the Arab world.

But a new study by Legatum Institute, focused on the prosperity of nations, wonders whether Arab countries could consider alternative growth models. READ MORE HERE

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