Overview

Diversification into the non-oil economy has taken a policy centerstage in the past decade as the Middle Eastern and African oil and gas exporters prioritize expansion of their non-oil economies through their long-term vision plans. Several Middle East and African countries are accelerating the pace of economic diversification by undertaking an amalgamation of socio-economic and technological initiatives, policy reforms, new trade pacts, and international cooperation. These are indicative of the regions’ long-term growth prospects across industries such as infrastructure, green energy, logistics, and tourism. Structural reforms and transformative shifts will also aid to build economic resilience and contribute towards the growth of these economies in a post-hydrocarbon future.  

• Which mega trends will drive the diversification trajectories of key Middle Eastern and African economies such as Nigeria, Angola, and Egypt?
• How can decision makers utilize the country-wise analytics into the evolution of developments towards the diversification away from oil?
• What industries are emerging as investment hotspots under the non-oil sectors?
• Which focus areas can you capitalize upon?