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A promising partnership

by Karl Nader, Ramy Sfeir & Karim Abdallah

There is no shortage of super-regional and regional malls in countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). Super-regional malls, such as Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates in the United Arab Emirates, as well as Villagio in Qatar, are major destinations and are filled with well-known and sought-after high-end retailers. In some of these malls — which often attract thousands of visitors per day — you can shop, visit artificial ski slopes and travel on a replica gondola. In addition to their popular leisure offerings, these malls each comprise more than 200 shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Similarly, regional malls, such as Muscat Grand Mall in Oman and The Avenues Mall in Kuwait, provide residents with 100 to 200 shops, dining venues, and entertainment facilities that are multi-purpose in nature. The GCC retail boom of the past 10 to 15 years spawned these shopping centers along with developments in

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