Middle East conflict derails economic growth for Gulf oil monarchies

The GDP of Gulf Cooperation Council countries is projected to contract for the first time since 2009 due to the Middle East war, hindering the region's ambitious economic plans, with Iraq particularly struggling without financial resources.

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le-figaroFrench36d ago

Du Koweït aux Émirats arabes unis, la guerre au Moyen-Orient fait dérailler la croissance des pétromonarchies

DÉCRYPTAGE - Le PIB des pays du Conseil de coopération du Golfe (CCG) devrait se contracter pour la première fois depuis 2009, mettant à mal les grandes ambitions de la région. L’Irak, à la peine, sans ressources financières, est dans l’impasse.

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Middle East conflict derails economic growth for Gulf oil monarchies

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Du Koweït aux Émirats arabes unis, la guerre au Moyen-Orient fait dérailler la croissance des pétromonarchies

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