Middle East Business Magazine and News - ME_20220314_en

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Springtime is usually a positive time. An end to the cold and dark days. But since our last issue, major events in Eastern Europe have bumped even a pandemic from global headlines.
When journalists are beginning to utter words like ‘cold war’ and ‘nuclear missiles’, words we hoped never to hear again, one can tell things are getting serious. The conflict will, in time, affect everyone. Regional/potential global conflict is already affecting fuel costs. Next winter may be colder than usual in Europe. If this war continues, food prices may spiral further as wheat crops in Ukraine may go unharvested later in the year.
It feels rather inappropriate, therefore, to be talking
about issues such as burnout at work, or how local government is the way we can fight climate change on a local level whilst a major superpower is rampaging across a neighbouring country, but the magazine must go on.
Ramadan during the pandemic was a new experience for us all, but may have changed the way we celebrate for good, and we have an article that investigates this issue. We also look at the future of work and how hybrid working is now all the rage in some sectors.
Stay safe.

Middle East Business Magazine and News Description:

Middle East Business News and Magazine is part of Ougarit Group for Marketing. Middle East Business provides quality information about business dynamics and pertinent economic and socio-economic issues, highlights investment prospects, analyses business trends and connects private sector players within the Middle East region, and between this important region and other countries around the globe. The magazine also sheds light on gender issues related to business as well as on creative approaches by policy-makers to resolve business related dilemmas. Middle East Business is an important economic media communication vehicle for promoting private sector-led growth in the Middle East region.
Middle East Business is powered by a mobile application, website and through social media. We solidified all of this with an audiovisual channel on You Tube. We are strengthened by a network of correspondents across many countries.