EXECUTIVE SUMMARY In recent years, Qatar has been exponentially expanding its national healthcare system to cater to the needs of its people and support economic diversification. The country has been…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The UAE healthcare market has been growing at over 10% annually since over the past five years, with this level of growth projected to sustain over the 2019-2022…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Saudi Arabia is the Middle East and North Africa region’s largest healthcare and pharmaceuticals market. With a large and affluent population, the sector has attracted attention from private…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The domestic oil and gas sector contributed 1.7% to % to Tunisia’s GDP in 2019, down from 4.1% in 2010. With estimated oil and natural gas reserves of…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Morocco’s oil and gas industry has long attracted foreign interest from companies wishing to explore, drill and produce oil and gas, as well as investors looking to capitalize…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Since 2011, political and economic instability in the country have negatively impacted Egypt’s oil, gas and petro- chemicals sector. Disruptions in exploration activities, production and exports resulting from…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Oman’s current development plan spanning 2021-2025 is focused on taking measures that will facilitate the business environment and promote overall fiscal sustainability. This emphasis, together with the government-led…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY According to the 2019 rankings released by the World Economic Forum, the UAE leads the MENA region in terms of infrastructure quality. Ranking 12th globally overall (up from…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY As one of the fastest growing economies in the world, Qatar has experienced rapid development across all indus- tries, thanks to the huge revenues generated by the country’s…

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The infrastructure and construction industries in Saudi Arabia are among the largest in the Gulf Cooperation Coun- cil (GCC) region with high growth rates expected in the short…

Egypt’s infrastructure, construction and real estate sector is a major economic driver and a foundational component of national commerce, accounting for 20-23% of GDP and 8 million jobs. Over the…

Oman’s healthcare and pharmaceuticals industries are small compared to some of its regional neighbours and are dominated by high levels of government expenditure, and a robust, free public healthcare service…

Uganda has suffered from a period of low per capita GDP growth, averaging 1.7% over 2010-2020, largely due to the country’s high population growth rate of 3.3% and lagging job…

Located in Eastern Africa between Kenya and Mozambique and bordering the Indian Ocean, Tanzania benefits from a strategic geographic proximity to African, Asian and Middle Eastern export markets and a…

In recent decades Nigeria has made great strides, managing to capitalise on the country’s natural oil wealth to propel economic growth while working to establish a greater sense of social…

Hailed as one of the most investment-friendly countries in Africa, Kenya benefits from a well-diversified economy, strong regulatory framework and relative social and political stability. Since gaining independence in 1963,…

Strategically located in close proximity to Asian and South American markets, South Africa’s economy benefits from an advanced transport network and highly developed logistics sector. The South African government has…

In recent decades Nigeria has made great strides, managing to capitalise on the country’s natural oil wealth to propel economic growth while working to establish a greater sense of social…

Kenya’s economy is bolstered by a large, educated workforce and growing entrepreneurial middle class. In recent years the country has witnessed strong GDP growth, averaging 5% annually over the past…

Located in the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia enjoys close proximity to Middle Eastern and Asian export markets. The coun- try benefits from rich natural resources and a thriving agricultural sector,…

As sub-Saharan Africa’s third-largest economy, Angola benefits from high export revenues and an expanding natural gas sector. While an abundance of natural resources have made Angola one of the leading…

Located on the southernmost tip of the continent, South Africa is the second-largest economy in Africa after Nigeria. Despite underlying macroeconomic issues, South Africa’s economy is relatively well-diversified and the…

In recent decades Nigeria has made great strides, managing to capitalise on the country’s natural oil wealth to propel economic growth while working to establish a greater sense of social…

Agriculture remains the main productive sector in Kenya, contributing around 30% to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) annually. Other important economic sectors include tourism, financice, information technology, and the…

Located in the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia’s export market benefits from close proximity to Middle Eastern and Asian export markets. Ethiopia’s economy experienced strong, broad-based growth averaging 9.9% per annum…

Located in Southern Africa between Namibia and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the country of Angola is characterised by rich natural resource wealth and a long history of civil conflict.…

Located on the southernmost tip of the African continent, South Africa has one of the region's most advanced economic infrastructures and is home to 75% of the largest companies on…

In recent decades Nigeria has made great strides, managing to capitalise on the country’s natural oil wealth to propel economic growth while working to establish a greater sense of social…

The government is currently in the process of implementing a series of programmes that seek to promote greater socioeconomic development and raise Kenya’s status to a middle-income country, including Vision…

Located in the Horn of Africa, Ethiopia is strategically located, with close proximity to Middle Eastern and Asian export markets. The country benefits from rich natural resources and a thriving…