Privatization, sustainability and cryptocurrency are all on the agenda as the Middle East's hubs ride high into 2022.
January 07, 2022 at 12:01 AM
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Correspondent, Dubai
The Middle East region has substantial momentum going into 2022, created in large part by the growing competition between the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
The UAE in particular is riding high given how well it handled COVID issues and with the excitement around the 50-year Golden Jubilee, which took place on December 2, according to William Nash, a partner in Morgan Lewis’ Abu Dhabi office.
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