Press releases

This year’s Middle East Predictions report, provides the most in depth regional perspective on the latest TMT trends, highlighting the foremost developments unique to the region.  

According to Deloitte Middle East’s annual report: “GCC Powers of Construction, looking to 2014 and further ahead it seems like government-led initiatives will continue to drive growth in the GCC construction sector as regional governments continue to focus on social infrastructure projects.

Deloitte and STR Global launched a new series of quarterly reports entitled “Middle East Hotel Market Insight” to highlight key trends and analysis on the tourism, hospitality and leisure (THL) industry across the Middle East.

The workshop marks the importance of a three-way dialogue between regulators, practitioners and law and consulting firms, to address and discuss pressing issues in Islamic finance to ensure knowledge-sharing and keep vested practitioners informed

Deloitte experts weigh in on the changes that will occur as a result of the Expo 2020 Dubai win, as well as the challenges facing senior management in the GCC countries and wider MENA region as the countdown to FATCA becomes more imminent. 

For Middle East countries in the 2014 Social Progress Index , the UAE ranks 37 th followed closely by Kuwait in the 40 th position, Saudi Arabia 65 th , Jordan 75 th , Lebanon 83 rd , Egypt 84 th , Iraq 118 th and Yemen 125 th .

Deloitte held an inauguration ceremony in Dubai to launch the Deloitte Middle East Center for Corporate Governance , in the presence of key government officials and business leaders.

This report discusses the latest trends shaping the TMT industries with decision makers across the region.

Deloitte appointed Wayne Thomas as Managing Director, MENA Transaction and Reorganisation Services and Ollie Saunders as MENA Head of Real estate valuations

According to Deloitte ’s new report, “ Global health care outlook: Shared challenges, shared opportunities” , a growing and aging population coupled with  increasing total health care expenditures per capita, are boosting  health care industry growth in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC)