No. 375 Saudi Economists Question Some Aspects of New Budget
12/12/2007

No. 374 High Prices Grind Middle Class in UAE
12/12/2007

No. 373 The Future of Economic Relations Between Palestine and Israel
12/12/2007

No. 372 Morocco to Finance Housing Project in East Jerusalem
12/12/2007

No. 371 Egypt Expects 14 million Tourists by 2011 and $10.5 Billion in Revnues
12/12/2007

No. 370 UAE Buys into Indonesian Telecom
12/12/2007

No. 369 Two Contrasting Views of Egypt
12/11/2007

No. 368 Vital Economic Data on Selected Middle Eastern Countries
12/11/2007

No. 367 Saudi Arabia: $109.4 Billion Budget for 2008
12/11/2007

No. 366 Iran: Increasing Fuel Quotas for Private Cars to 120 Liters/Month
12/11/2007

No. 365 Egypt: French Lafarge to Buy Orascom Cement for $12.8 Billion
12/11/2007

No. 364 Oman: Construction of "Blue City" Begins
12/11/2007

No. 363 Saudi Arabia: Inflation Increases to its Highest in 12 Years
12/11/2007

No. 362 Turkish Investors Interested in Iran
12/11/2007

No. 361 Iran Gas Reserves Equal to 176 Billion Barrels of Crude
12/11/2007

No. 360 Libya: Gas Exploration Contract to Algeria's Sonatrach
12/11/2007

No. 359 Morocco: Tourism Sector Creates 10% of New Jobs
12/11/2007

No. 358 Britain to Launch Sovereign Sukuk
12/11/2007

No. 357 Egypt: Billions of Dollars in Industry Investments
12/11/2007

No. 356 Gulf SWF Ready to Pounce on Banks Hurt by Sub-prime Problems
12/11/2007