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The Gulf States continue to experience a period of substantial growth driven by high oil prices. Governments across the region are embarking on ambitious investment programmes in order to diversify their economies and also to meet the aspirations of their growing populations.
There are more investment opportunities in the region than at any previous time as the countries seek to use the oil price boom to diversify, secure their infrastructure development and provide jobs for the next generation
Please refer to the individual country pages for details about doing business in these countries.
20 May 2013 Qatar – Construction of CP7C-1C enabling works for commercial boulevard tender
20 May 2013 Qatar – Pre-qualification For CPC7C-1 Lusail City
14 May 2013 UAE - Possible partnerhips with UK bio/pharma/medical/veterinery companies
14 May 2013 Oman - Consultancy services for large facility in Dhofar region
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