GCC countries could produce food cheaply from bioreactors because their renewable energy costs can be lower than the global average
Etihad Airways’ ecoflights tested a range of operational efficiencies and technologies
Climate change is going to reshape the world
Following $122bn in debt sales in 2021, governments and companies will probably front-load much of their funding needs this year
Governments can use sovereign asset liability management as a financial tool to manage public sector balance sheet risks
Taking appropriate measures today will be critical to ensuring countries are prepared for a more uncertain future
GCC governments must build data management trust, develop data governance policies, engage with end-users to ensure they are continuously informed, and drive sustained digital service delivery improvements
GCC governments need to pursue an aspirational future and bring it to life in a holistic and integrated way
Food waste and loss are responsible for as much as 10 per cent of global emissions
Government support is most effective when it is invested at a sector or industry level, creating enabling environments with well-designed regulations
Governments in the GCC have become increasingly supportive of women’s growing role in C-level positions in the public and private sectors
New technology investment fosters social good, economic growth, and resiliency in the face of disruption
Countries and companies can continue to be pioneering only if they pay more attention to their role in education
Giving back and being responsible are crucial for governments, businesses and individuals in the region for longer sustainability
In total, governments have committed to $123bn in financial aid to airlines