MENA Forum: What you need to know is here!

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If you’re interested in living in, moving to, or establishing business relations with the Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) countries, MENA Forum is a great resource for you. You can check it out right here

What are the MENA countries?

MENA covers a topographically and culturally diverse range of countries including Algeria, Bahrain, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates and Yemen. 

The great thing about MENA Forum is that it can give you a wealth of insight into what’s going on in this country, including…

Innovative solutions for a post-oil economy

The MENA Forum is a fantastic way to catch up on how the region is adapting to a technologically-led post-oil economy. It shines a spotlight on local businesses and creators, as well as discussing technological innovations and their implications for the region. If you’re thinking of investing in the region, or expanding your business operation to MENA, this is a great opportunity to get insights from the ground-level, with local contributors posting exciting and thought-provoking posts.

Ground breaking new technologies

From record-breaking skyscrapers to safe and interconnected smart cities, MENA is a vibrant hub of technological innovation. The perfect place for business angels, investors and speculators to focus their attention. MENA Forum provides great insights into what’s going on in the region. 

Social, political and academic challenges in the region

How is the MENA region adapting to an age of digital globalisation? How does an economy that’s been defined by oil embrace renewable energy sources? How do academics in the region grapple with matters of free speech and inquiry? MENA Forum is not afraid to answer the tough questions and deliver a local perspective on matters with potentially global effects.

Join the conversation!

MENA Forum isn’t just a blog. It’s exactly what it says on the tin… a forum. A place where ideas can be freely exchanged, questions can be volunteered and answers, misconceptions can be cast aside, and enlightenment can be found.

Even if you only have a passing interest in the region, its economy, its politics, its people and its businesses, MENA Forum is well worth investigating!