Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East Magazine - October 1, 2017

In this issue

This issue, as Saudi Arabia continues its evolution, we take a look at the road ahead as the Kingdom prepares to allow women behind the wheel next year following a historic change to the law. Also in the country, as the Saudi Aramco IPO nears, the firm has been eyeing deals with Russian companies as it looks towards alternative revenue streams away from oil. At the UN, President Hassan Rouhani made a measured speech in which he refused to be swayed by Donald's Trump's threats, and it seems others are following suit as we reveal the lucrative deals taking place in the country as Chinese investors show interest. In features, Mark Zuckerberg takes to the campaign trail, despite denying an interest in politics, and we take a look at the twists and turns on the bumpy road to US citizenship.

Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East Magazine Description:

Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East provides unparalleled intelligence and surprising insights to powerful business leaders. Offering indispensable content, it aims to provide influential decision makers with new ways to innovate, compete and move ahead.

It offers surprising and timely perspectives on the most important issues of today and unique stories you won’t find anywhere else.

Published in English, its Middle East edition will explore everything from global economics, technology and finance to travel, fashion and lifestyle pursuits - from a fresh and original perceptive.