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The Middle East office brought out a special edition of the McKinsey Quarterly on the Gulf Cooperation Council.

This was in response to many requests from outside the Middle East to better understand what is happening in the oil-producing countries of the Gulf. This edition comprised a general overview, a series of interviews with regional leaders, and a sequence of topical articles covering telecom, finance, energy, education, labour, and health care.

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Beyond Oil: Reappraising the Gulf States

Further reform will be essential if one of the world's fastest-growing regions is to seize a broader role in the global economy.

Getting Labor Policy to Work in the Gulf

For GCC states, liberalising the labour market and developing the local workforce are key to moving beyond a reliance on foreign workers.

Getting Labor Policy to Work in the Gulf

For GCC states, liberalising the labour market and developing the local workforce are key to moving beyond a reliance on foreign workers.

Private Solutions for Health Care in the Gulf

To encourage the private sector, governments must learn how to regulate the health care industry appropriately.


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