Category: Census
Middle East Census
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Saudi Arabia PESTLE Insights - A Macroeconomic Outlook Report
... 66.76% of Saudi Arabia’s population in 2019Saudi Arabia was a top destination in terms of capital investment in manufacturing business activity in 2019. Saudi Arabia and the UAE were the top two investment destinations in ... Read More
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Saudi Arabia PESTLE Insights - A Macroeconomic Outlook Report
... was a top destination in terms of capital investment in manufacturing business activity in 2019. Saudi Arabia and the UAE were the top two investment destinations in the Arab region with projects valued at US$7.5bn ... Read More
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Saudi Arabia in 2040: The Future Demographic
... be swift, with fast growth in the 60+ age cohorts, impacting consumer trends and putting some pressure on state resources. Despite low rates of net migration, foreign citizens will still make up over a third ... Read More
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Middle East and Africa in 2040: The Future Demographic
... Though the ageing trend hastens, the region will continue to be the youngest due to strong birth rates. Despite some improvements, issues such as poverty, and poor nutrition and healthcare persist, and life expectancy will ... Read More
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Oman in 2040: The Future Demographic
... huge impact on the consumer landscape as older groups remain relatively small as a proportion of the total population. Longevity will remain elevated, but certain health issues will be aggravated by modern lifestyles. Urbanisation will ... Read More
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Lebanon in 2040: The Future Demographic
... drive slow population growth once more. As older groups surge the ageing trend will continue, impacting consumer trends somewhat and putting more pressure on state resources. Rural population will continue to dive, while over 90% ... Read More
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Jordan in 2040: The Future Demographic
... of the population by 2040. While ageing will accelerate with older age groups expanding quickly, it will be from a low base, so the impact on the consumer landscape will be limited. Meanwhile, Jordan will ... Read More
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Iraq in 2040: The Future Demographic
... will remain extremely young in a global context and the increasing share of working age population should be economically advantageous. At the same time, the urban population should rise swiftly, with Mosul overtaking Baghdad to ... Read More
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Bahrain in 2040: The Future Demographic
... the total population over this timeframe. Ageing will accelerate with the median age remaining one of the highest regionally. Longevity will remain high, but health issues should rise as a result of modern unhealthier lifestyles. ... Read More
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Israel in 2030: The Future Demographic
... than the region overall. Good living standards mean people in Israel tend to live for a longer time, but modern unhealthier lifestyles may put more pressure on the healthcare system. Israel will continue to be ... Read More
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Kuwait in 2030: The Future Demographic
... remain strong, and they will account for an enormous 70% of the population by 2030. Older age groups will increase rapidly, but this will be from a low base, so the effect on consumer markets ... Read More
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Bahrain: Country Intelligence Report
... mobile voice, and fixed broadband segments. Mobile data was the largest revenue-contributing segment in 2018. It will expand at the fastest CAGR of 20.4% over 2018-2023, reaching $680.3 million by 2023. This is driven by ... Read More
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Households in Middle East and Africa
... Millennials. Rapid urbanisation, shrinking family sizes, the rise of hyperconnected consumers, and a sizable young population entering the workforce will drive household expenditure. Demand for household goods is expected to surge, as disposable incomes rise. ... Read More
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Who's Who in Saudi Arabia 2019
Who's Who in Saudi Arabia 2019 Outstanding biographical reference work containing comprehensive information on the key figures in Saudi Arabia Read More
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Who's Who in Bahrain 2019-20
Who's Who in Bahrain 2019-20 Outstanding biographical reference work containing comprehensive information on the key figures in Bahrain Read More
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Who's Who in Iran 2019-20
Who's Who in Iran 2019-20 Outstanding biographical reference work containing comprehensive information on the key figures in Iran Read More
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Who's Who in the United Arab Emirates 2019
Who's Who in the United Arab Emirates 2019 Outstanding biographical reference work containing comprehensive information on the key figures in the UAE. Read More
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Who's Who in Qatar 2019-20
Who's Who in Qatar 2019-20 Outstanding biographical reference work containing comprehensive information on the key figures in Qatar Read More
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Who's Who in Kuwait 2019-20
Who's Who in Kuwait 2019-20 Outstanding biographical reference work containing comprehensive information on the key figures in Kuwait Read More
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Saudi Arabia in 2030: The Future Demographic
... the 50+ age cohorts, however Saudi Arabia will remain amongst the youngest countries in the GCC in 2030. Population growth will slow down up to 2030 as a result of declines in both net migration ... Read More
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Consumer Lifestyles in the United Arab Emirates
... in coming years. On the other hand, high income inequality means that not all consumers will see benefits. High internet penetration has resulted in increasing popularity of online shopping and this is expected to continue. ... Read More
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City Statistics Chartbook: Top 20 Middle Eastern Cities
... rapid and unsustainable economic growth the makeup of the global marketplace, and the relative importance of different regions, is changing constantly. Key Highlights Middle Eastern and African cities have generally performed well, and while the ... Read More
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City Statistics Chartbook: Top 20 Middle East & Africa Cities
... to experience rapid and unsustainable economic growth the makeup of the global marketplace, and the relative importance of different regions, is changing constantly. Key Highlights Middle Eastern and African cities have generally performed well, and ... Read More
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Consumer Lifestyles in Israel
... to rise, often buttressed by consumer borrowing which has led to high levels household debt. At the same time, consumers are certainly more price-conscious and when they shop they continually seek out lower prices, behaviour ... Read More
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Qatar in 2030: The Future Demographic
... growth, accounting for 68.6% of the increase. Over four fifths of the total population will be made up of foreign citizens and there will be around three men to every female in 2015-2030 due to ... Read More
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