MENA 2012 Outlook: Oil Exporting Countries

alifarabia | December 18, 2011 | Bahrain, Featured Qatar, Featured Saudi Arabia, Featured UAE, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Oil, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE | No Comments

In the first part of the 2012 regional economic prospects, a look at oil-rich countries’ efforts to manage their citizens’ expectations, economic slowdown and regional and domestic political upheavals in the New Year.

The year 2011 was probably the most unexpected for the Middle East in decades with not just the magnitude of changes unravelling in the region, but also the sheer number of those cataclysmic changes. READ MORE HERE

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