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  Technically, the Middle East is the region that includes southwestern Asia and Egypt. Most countries located in the region have rich deposits of oil and therefore rely on...

     The Middle East and Central Asian economic structure has undergone changes following the global recession of 2008-2009. While both the regions are heavily banking on an increase...

Southeast Asia, particularly Malaysia, has been a trade hub for centuries. Since the beginning of history, Malacca has served as a fundamental regional commercial center for Chinese, Indian, Arab...

Malaysia is a newly industrialised country that experienced an economic boom and underwent rapid development during the late 20th century. Prior to this rapid of rapid industrialisation, Malaysia was...

Malaysia is a South-East Asian country separated into two regions by the South China Sea. The two parts are Peninsular Malaysia and Malaysian Borneo. Kuala Lumpur is its capital...

Malaysia has emerged as a multi-sector economy in the 21st century from being a producer of raw materials until 1970. Efforts are being made by the government to promote...

Jordan ranked fourth in the Middle East in the 2009 Global Trade Enabling Report, after the UAE, Bahrain and Qatar. The nation is emerging as a free market economy...

Jordon is the freest, and one of the most robust and competitive Arab economies in the world. The nation’s industrial sector is gradually becoming knowledge intensive with the advent...

An almost completely landlocked country, the Kingdom of Jordan is located in the Middle East. A large part of the country is covered by the Arabian Desert. Amman is...

Jordan was historically a small underdeveloped economy in the Middle East, dependent on foreign assistance. After the accession of King Abdullah II in 1999, the economy has grown considerably...