Economic and
Industrial Intelligence (EII)
Macroeconomic research & financial analysis for sound
investment decisions
What is it?
 Often
carried out in conjunction with other high profile
international organizations, EII research conducted by GOIC
experts investigates the ongoing industrial development
strategies adopted in the GCC states. This includes
technical consultations with private clients and governments
on policy effects, market surveys, tailored data collection,
and legal opinion on new legislation.
How it works
The EII team calls upon GOIC’s comprehensive database of the
GCC economies and uses advanced economic and econometric
forecasting tools to conduct detailed analyses. In addition,
first hand information is obtained on regulatory and legal
developments through GOIC’s close contacts with senior
government officials throughout the region.
The research broadly falls into one of three areas:
Macroeconomic analysis
Focused on major economic developments in the GCC and the
world, the macroeconomic analysis team forecasts the effects
of government policies on industries and companies. These
analyses are useful to our corporate clients in devising
their strategic plans, understanding the impact of global
events on their balance sheet and setting up risk management
systems.
Industrial research
This targets the analysis of industrial development
strategies in the GCC member states, technical consultations
with private clients and governments on policy effects,
market surveys, tailored data collection, and legal opinion
on new legislation.
Trade policies
The WTO Center maintains updated information on trade
policy developments and provides advice on using the
opportunities opened up across the GCC by trade
liberalization. In particular the center provides guidance
to entrepreneurs on the procedures and regulatory steps
required to make their firms WTO compliant.
Who is it for?
• Companies and enterprises launching long-term strategic
plans or looking to enter new markets
• Multinational companies and financial institutions wishing
to gain a better understanding of the business climate and
industrial opportunities in the Gulf
• Public bodies assessing the impact of global developments
on their constituencies or devising new policy frames
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