What are Middle East execs most concerned about?

Inflationary pressures are the biggest concern for executives in the Middle East in coming years, according to a report.

The report, commissioned by DP World and produced in partnership by Economist Impact, said the UAE and Saudi Arabia were reliant on imports and this could explain why a survey found inflation was their top concern (29%), followed by global warming (25%), and public opposition to trade (25%).

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