Background In February 2021, Saudi Arabia announced that all foreign firms seeking state contracts must have their Middle East headquarters in the kingdom by 2024. Can Saudi’s forced attraction be feasible and sustainable? Is there a way to lift the entire Gulf market to be more competitive internationally? It is important to note that the …
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The Capital Club held a roundtable discussion, under Chatham House Rule, to discuss the pros and cons of the Saudi government’s 2024 proposition and gave some recommendations from the private sector. Here are a few highlights from the discussion. PROS The whole region could benefit from this proposition, with higher levels of services, products and …
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The UAE Minister of Economy, H.E Abdulla Bin Touq Al Marri outlines how the Capital Club Dubai is bridging the gap between the private sector and the government by providing a platform for business leaders to have their voices heard and facilitate real change to the economic future of the UAE.
