In recent years, Middle Eastern sales of Ferrari and Porsche grew faster than in the US and Europe. Aston Martin, now partly owned by Kuwaitis, is also focusing its attention …
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Soaring oil prices and fear of a possible ‘Carbon Judgment Day’ have pushed car makers and governments the world over to steer the automotive industry towards carbon efficient vehicles. The …
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These last few years European and Japanese car manufacturers have suffered because of the high rates of the yen, euro and sterling against the dollar in a region where many …
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Higher living costs, greater use of public transport, congestion problems, the opening of the Dubai toll road, tightening of credit and a global financial meltdown — all these factors should …
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The results are in, and the lion’s share of opinions reflects a desire for regional consolidation and assimilation of CSR practices by the private sector. Raji Hattar, chief sustainability and …
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The Gulf countries’ Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWF) are maturing and growing in importance, but these enormously wealthy bodies have yet to pay serious systematic attention to their corporate social responsibility …
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Currently, the CSR scene across the Gulf is rather static. Fortunately, some industry leaders believe it has started to “become a main concern” on the “region’s agenda” in recent years, …
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Since the formation of the UAE in 1971, the country used the early oil revenue to kick-start a series of projects and investments that would lay the foundations for long-term …
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Although people may not be aware of it, in part because of the fancy Western-sounding name for it, Islam has much of corporate social responsibility in its teaching. As sharia …
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Corporate Social ResponsibilitySpecial Report
Raising work and living conditions for the Gulf’s migrant labor
Toiling in the desert has have become a corporate social responsibility (CSR) issue in the Gulf countries. There are roughly 9 million migrant workers in the Middle East, most of …
