Gulf Royal’s $1.5T Empire Draws Bankers & Billionaires
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- As Gulf oil wealth flows to all corners of the globe, backing mega mergers, propping up economies and upending the world of sport, moves by a key member of Abu Dhabi’s ruling family have positioned him as one of the world’s most influential dealmakers. Bloomberg's Farah Elbahrawy reports.
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This guy is a psycho
Seems fishy IMHO.
SO WHAT ARE YOU UP TODAY? CHECKING OUT THE E- " CLIPS"
Great data, 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🙏🙏🙏💎👑
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Tahnoon estuvo hoy en Medellín (lunes 12 de febrero 2024) tomando posesión de NUTRESA un conglomerado de 66 empresas. 😢
Thanks for sharing such a stunning interview with Farah talking about the wealth of the UAE's national adviser of security affairs, and his exceptional skills in managing such a large amount of money in various fields of businesses, in addition to the functions of his post in getting involved in external security affairs regionally and internationally. 🌹❤️
Ray dalio?!
1.5Trillion dollar😮
No bi*ching about human rights and LGBT stuff in Middle East... Money talks!
These clowns gotta look for money elsewhere as the global oil demand slows 😂
You are a first class moron. Please refrain from commenting on issues that you have no idea about. Please take your mediocrity elsewhere.
The clown has money and you are a brokie youtube arab hater
Bold of you to assume majority of their wealth comes from oil🤣.... that's just the past... yeah its oil which made them rich but they have diversified so much that... oil only makes up less than 5% of their gdp wealth
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What percent of gdp is oil for the gulf countries?
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The contribution of oil to GDP varies among Gulf countries, but historically, oil has been a significant part of their economies. In some Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia, oil can account for around 40-50% of GDP. For other countries like Kuwait and Qatar, the percentage can be even higher, approaching or exceeding 50-60% of GDP. However, these figures can fluctuate due to changes in oil prices, production levels, and economic diversification efforts
As of my last update in January 2022, the dependence of Gulf countries on oil has been decreasing due to efforts to diversify their economies. However, oil still remains a significant part of their GDP.
For countries like Saudi Arabia, the oil sector's contribution to GDP was around 30-40% in recent years. In Kuwait and Qatar, it was slightly higher, around 40-50%. The exact percentages can vary from year to year based on oil prices, production levels, and economic policies.
For the most accurate and up-to-date figures, you'd need to check the latest economic reports or databases specific to each Gulf country.
Get your facts straight wise guy 🤣