Pride in history. Committed to stability. Fostering prosperity

Aside from the challenge of the global pandemic, GCC member countries of the Arab Gulf have maintained an impressive record of oil-based growth and stability, while navigating the transition to post-hydrocarbon economies, investing in such sectors as finance, logistics, aviation, communications, healthcare and tourism.

Sharing a common Islamic faith and strategically located at the crossroads of the West’s and East’s major economies, Gulf Cooperation Council countries’ established air and sea connections and developed infrastructure have made them a prime geographical location in which to establish and diversify regional business.

Today, thanks to technological innovation, growing confidence in emerging markets, ambitious master plans and the urgency to secure a sustainable future for their young populations in light of climate change, the GCC Arab states are entering a new era of trade – one that offers potent, new opportunities for neighboring countries’ investors and entrepreneurs.