Strategically located in the heart of the three continents, Europe, Asia, and Africa, the United Arab Emirates have a dominant position in the Gulf region (Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, and Bahrain) which today includes 59.5 million consumers with high purchasing power. It also serves as a hub for a wider area (Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan), thus bringing the figure to a market of 220 million inhabitants. UAE can also address markets such as India and Turkey.
Positioned as one of the largest countries in the Arabian Peninsula. KSA occupies an area east of the Mississippi River the size of the United States. Saudi Arabia is the world’s 30th largest exporter and 30th largest import market.
The private sector plays an increasingly important role in the Saudi economy-it now accounts for 41.1 percent of gross domestic product (GDP). The sector is expected to grow further, especially as Saudi Arabia continues to open its doors to foreign investment.
As part of Saudi Vision 2030, the Saudi government aims to increase local content in various sectors by localizing production to raise the competitiveness of goods and services while creating sustainable employment opportunities.
Egypt is located in northeastern Africa and is divided by the fertile Nile Valley, where most economic activity takes place.
Egypt’s economic growth has been strong and resilient since the economic reforms were introduced.
It is one of the few African countries that has a positive growth of 5.5% despite the negative effects of the pandemic, thanks to high domestic consumption.
Thanks to our local and regional network, we propose in the GCC countries and Egypt, a full range of operational services in different vertical markets including but not limited to: Industrial, Manufacturing, Healthcare, Banking & Finance, Retail, Hospitality, Information Technology, Petrochemical, Cosmetic, Luxury Goods, Food, Textile, Automotive, Transportation, Consulting, Media, Environment, Defense and Construction.