Other Briefings
Bahrain and Qatar Sign Big US Deals: Implications for Trade and Tariff Policy
Bahrain commits US$17 billion in US investments, including aviation and tech deals, while Qatar reviews its US$243.5 billion package.
A to Z of Business and Corporate Tax in Qatar
Qatar corporate tax requires businesses to register on the Dhareeba portal, file annual tax returns, and submit financial statements.
UK-Qatar Economic Ties: Trade, Partnerships, Business Opportunities
UK-Qatar trade in 2024 reached US$7.29 billion. Sectors like aviation, energy, and financial services remain open to bilateral opportunities.
Saudi Arabia and Indonesia Strengthen Trade Ties with US$27 Billion in New Agreements
Indonesia and Saudi Arabia signed US$27 billion in deals. This builds on bilateral trade that hit US$6.5 billion in 2024.
Trump’s 90 Day Clock Is Up: Will GCC Become a Safe Bet for Global Investors?
As Trump’s 90 day tariff pause ends, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) nations are emerging as stable, tech-forward investment hubs.
Oman’s Industrial and Manufacturing Push Gains Traction with Global Investors
Oman’s manufacturing sector grew 8.6 percent in 2024, attracting OMR 2.48 billion (US$6.45 billion) in foreign investment.
How the Israel-Iran Conflict is Shaping GCC Trade and Economic Trajectories
We analiyze how the Israel-Iran conflict is influencing GCC trade patterns, energy markets, and foreign investment flows.
Irish Food and Drink Exports Thrive in the MENA Region
Irish food and drink exports to the MENA region hit EUR€546.9 million in 2024, driven by key markets like the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
UAE Investment Procedure, Requirements for Foreign Investors
Foreign investors can secure 100 percent UAE ownership by following a 16-step Basherenabled licensing path, satisfying AED capital rules, and enjoying a 0–9 percent corporate tax ceiling.
The EU and UAE CEPA Negotiations: Gateway to Deeper Gulf-Europe Integration
The EU and UAE launched CEPA negotiations in mid-2025, aiming to deepen trade and investment ties across key strategic sectors. This bilateral approach marks a pragmatic shift in EU-Gulf relations, unlocking new market and cooperation opportunities.
