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The Gulf’s most successful economic strategies share an unfashionable quality: patience. In an age that rewards the immediate, the region’s leadership has increasingly staked its future on projects that will not mature for a decade or more, a bet on the long…
Bahrain has spent the better part of a decade arguing that a small economy can win a big role in financial technology, and this year it has another chance to prove it. The kingdom is preparing to host Fintech Forward 2026, a…
The most important buildings in the Gulf’s technology push are also among the least glamorous. Data centres, the vast, humming facilities that store and process the region’s digital life, have quietly become strategic infrastructure, as central to economic ambition as ports and…
The Gulf’s cultural calendar for 2026 is filling up fast, with Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE all lining up festivals, sporting events, and family attractions in a coordinated bid to draw visitors. The region has turned its events season into…
Bahrain’s tourism sector is enjoying a notable lift this year, driven by a busy calendar of Gulf summer events, new luxury hotels, and expanded air connectivity. The convergence of those factors has produced a surge in regional travel that positions the kingdom…
Something is stirring in Gulf cinema. A new wave of Arabic films, made by regional talent and rooted in local stories, is reshaping what audiences see on screens across the Gulf, challenging the long dominance of imported blockbusters with work that speaks…
Running a diversification strategy during a period of fiscal restraint is an uncomfortable balancing act, and Bahrain has been performing it in full view. Even as the government manages a tight budget, the kingdom’s fintech sector has continued to grow, a sign…
Property markets from London to Dubai have a common thread running through their most significant recent deals: Gulf capital. The region’s investors, both sovereign and private, have made real estate a cornerstone of their global strategy, and the scale of that appetite…
Trade has always been the Gulf’s oldest business, and the region is using it again to remake its place in the world. A wave of new agreements and deepening commercial ties is redrawing the map of economic alliances, positioning the Gulf states…
Some of the most consequential moves in global finance this year have originated not in New York or London but in the Gulf. The region’s vast pools of capital have become a force that markets everywhere must reckon with, and the way…
