News 2010-07-29

July 29, 2010

SUSRIS Daily News – Excerpts from International Media Reports

Islamic Finance in Saudi Arabia: A Conversation with Jean Francois Seznec

July 23, 2010

Editor’s Note: This week we had a chance to chat with Professor Jean Francois Seznec of Georgetown University and the Lafayette Group, about his recent visit to Saudi Arabia and developments in the business relationships between America and the Kingdom. We have been fortunate in the past to benefit from his decades of experience in [...]

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Nuclear Reality in the Gulf: A Conversation with Anthony Cordesman

July 22, 2010

The question of Iran’s nuclear program challenge to Gulf security is on the short list of topics for the U.S.-Saudi bilateral agenda. For an update on the Iranian nuclear issue and its impact on American and Saudi regional security interests we turned to Dr. Anthony H. Cordesman, the Arleigh A. Burke Chair in Strategy at CSIS, a preeminent authority on Gulf affairs and a host of other critical national security questions.

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Saudi Arabia’s Nuclear Ambitions

July 20, 2010

There is a growing number of countries across the Middle East seeking to establish civilian nuclear energy programs. Last week, three leading nuclear industry-related firms—two from the United States and one from Japan—announced a joint initiative to build and operate nuclear power plants in Saudi Arabia.

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U.S. Seeks Saudi Help for U.N. Iran Sanctions

March 13, 2010

Editor’s Note: Defense Secretary Robert Gates was the latest U.S. national security leader to visit Saudi leaders for consultations on Iran and regional defense challenges — Secretary of State Clinton, Central Command Chief Petraeus, and Joint Chiefs Chairman Mullen have been in Riyadh in recent months — as we discussed on the SUSRIS Blog this [...]

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Higher Education Opportunities for Women

March 12, 2010

Editor’s Note: In his book, “Inside the Mirage, Thomas Lippman commented, “I’ve had the strong impression from visiting Saudi Arabia that there is a new generation of educated Saudi women who are trying to claim what they think is their proper place in the economic and social life of the country, as indeed they should. [...]

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Saudi Stock Market Report

March 21, 2010

The Saudi Capital Markets Authority announced last week it would open index funds to foreign investors by the end of the month, but investment in individual companies was not yet on the horizon. Last week our friends at the Arabianomics blog posted the question, “Would you buy index funds in Saudi Arabia?,” accompanied by a description of the Saudi economy’s strong points: undertaking the world’s largest stimulus package by GDP; gained on the UN’s “Ease of Doing Business Report” every year; and has over $400 billion in net foreign assets as a safety cushion. Arabianomics cautioned that many Saudi stocks underperformed last year but noted in an update, citing FT’s Robbin Rigglesworth, that “Saudi Arabia’s stock market, the largest in the Middle East, has recovered more swiftly than most of its peers this year, justifying its position as the first choice in the region of almost every analyst and fund manager.”

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A Conversation with Ambassador Chas Freeman – “An Interesting Moment”

March 22, 2010

“Something new” and “significant” is how Ambassador Charles Freeman, Jr., described some of the recent developments in the Middle East affecting the United States and its relationships in the region. In our exclusive interview with Freeman, a distinguished career diplomat who served in America’s Foreign Service during Desert Storm as U.S.Ambassador to Saudi Arabia and former President of the Middle East Policy Council, we asked about the critical issues including US-Saudi cooperation in dealing with the Iranian nuclear program, high level U.S. officials’ visits to the Kingdom, relations with China including questions about its position on UN sanctions, American credibility in the region and the fallout in the Middle East from American-Israeli discord over continuing construction of settlements in occupied territories and the peace process impasse.

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Regional Challenges for U.S. and Saudi Policymakers – Alterman – Exclusive

March 23, 2010

The most important consideration for Riyadh is that while there are short-term issues, Iran is not a short-term problem for Saudi Arabia. A major Saudi concern is that the United States might act in a short-term way and leave Saudi Arabia to deal with the long-term consequences. It’s easy to imagine any number of things that would make the situation markedly worse. It’s hard to imagine anything that’s guaranteed to make the situation markedly better. The desire among Saudis would be for the United States not to do anything that will make the situation worse and hope that the United States can do some things that would make it better.

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The Film “Arabia” Now at IMAX Theaters

March 26, 2010

A new film telling the story of 2,000 years of Arabian history is now showing at select locations in the United States and international venues.  The film “Arabia” — a “giant screen adventure” — premiered at IMAX and IMAX 3D theaters last month and received high marks from reviewers. “Arabia” is a sweeping portrait of [...]

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Saudi Economic Trends – Jadwa Chartbook – April 2010

April 6, 2010

Editor’s Note: The Jadwa Investment firm in Riyadh introduced the “Saudi Chartbook” in February which provides a quick, chart-based briefing on the key developments and trends in the Saudi economy and stock market for the previous month. SUSRIS is pleased to provide the summary from the April Saudi Chartbook and a link to the complete [...]

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U.S.-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum

April 12, 2010

The U.S.-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum will be a high-level gathering of senior officials and business leaders from Saudi Arabia and the United States. The two-day forum is designed to increase understanding and explore opportunities for greater economic collaboration between the two. U.S.-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum Chicago, Illinois April 28-29, 2010 The U.S.-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum [...]

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Building Bridges in the Saudi-US Business Relationship: The Case of the Zahid-Caterpillar Partnership

April 13, 2010

In a few weeks several hundred Americans and Saudis will gather in Chicago for the “U.S.-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum” which will focus on the Kingdom’s “growing role in global financial and economic issues and the need for a continued collaborative U.S.-Saudi relationship.”

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U.S. Exports to Arab World Rebounding

April 16, 2010

Exports from America to Saudi Arabia dipped from about $17.5 billion in 2008 to just under $16 billion in 2009, but are expected to bounce back this year according to a recent report of the National U.S.-Arab Chamber of Commerce (NUSACC). When we spoke with Chamber President David Hamod last October in a SUSRIS Exclusive Interview, he said that there has been consistent growth over the years and, despite the global downturn, which was reflected in Saudi imports, the Chamber anticipated U.S. exports to the Kingdom would surge to about $38 billion by 2012. Overall trade from the United States with the Arab countries this year is expected to rebound by about 20% compared to 2009 with the $75 billion in exports, an all-time high mark, sustaining 740,000 American jobs according to NUSACC.

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Business Forum Perspectives – Lippman

April 28, 2010

Editor’s Note: On the sidelines of the US-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum in Chicago today we talked with Thomas Lippman, former newsman, scholar and author of several books on Saudi Arabia and the Middle East, including “Inside the Mirage: America’s Fragile Partnership with Saudi Arabia.” We asked him to comment on the opening day of the [...]

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Business Forum Perspectives – Al-Kurdi

April 28, 2010

Editor’s Note: It has been several years since SUSRIS has caught up with His Excellency Usamah Al-Kurdi, who has been one of the most thoughtful and insightful observers of the state of the U.S.-Saudi relationship we have had the opportunity to interview for you. [You can read his perspectives on the various elements of the [...]

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US-Saudi Business Forum – Day 2 Wrapup

April 29, 2010

Today, Chicago welcomed more than 1,100 Saudi Arabian and U.S. senior businesspeople, top government officials, civic leaders and others at the U.S.-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum, a two-day conference that seeks to highlight Saudi Arabia’s growing global financial and economic influence as well as its rapidly expanding economy. A delegation of approximately 200 Saudi government and business leaders traveled to Chicago for the event.

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Business Forum – Saudi Ambassador’s Remarks

April 28, 2010

The Committee for International Trade of the Saudi Chambers of Commerce and Industry and the U.S.-Saudi Business Council organized a major two-day conference in Chicago this week, the U.S.-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum. The event welcomed more than 1,100 Saudi Arabian and U.S. senior businesspeople, top government officials, civic leaders and others for meetings and panels that highlighted Saudi Arabia’s growing global financial and economic influence as well as its rapidly expanding economy. A delegation of approximately 200 Saudi government and business leaders traveled to Chicago for the event. On Wednesday evening, April 28, the participants heard keynote addresses from the U.S. Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, James Smith, and the Saudi Arabian Ambassador to the United States, Adel Al-Jubeir. Here for your consideration are Ambassador Al Jubeir’s remarks.

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Business Forum – Day 1 – Wrapup

April 28, 2010

Today, Chicago welcomed more than 1,100 Saudi Arabian and U.S. senior businesspeople, top government officials, civic leaders and others at the U.S.-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum, a two-day conference that seeks to highlight Saudi Arabia’s growing global financial and economic influence as well as its rapidly expanding economy. A delegation of approximately 200 Saudi government and business leaders traveled to Chicago for the event.

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Business Forum Perspectives – Bahlaiwa

April 25, 2010

Editor’s Note: SUSRIS is in Chicago this week to cover the US-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum, a major event bringing together over one thousand Americans and Saudis to advance their mutual business interests through panel discussions and networking. The Forum was organized by the Committee for International Trade (CIT) of the Saudi Council of Chambers of [...]

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View US-Saudi Business Forum Sessions

May 4, 2010

The Committee for International Trade (CIT) of the Saudi Chambers of Commerce and Industry and the U.S.-Saudi Business Council organized a major two-day conference in Chicago April 28-29, 2010, called the U.S.-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum. The event welcomed more than 1,100 Saudi Arabian and U.S. senior businesspeople, top government officials, civic leaders and others for meetings and panels that highlighted Saudi Arabia’s growing global financial and economic influence as well as its rapidly expanding economy.

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Greek Debt Crisis and the Kingdom

May 11, 2010

What does the Greek tragedy mean for areas outside the Eurozone, especially for the Gulf and Saudi Arabia? We are pleased today to provide for your consideration a “Flashnote” from Dr. John Sfakianakis and the economic research team at Banque Saudi Fransi which provides a comprehensive review of the challenges that Saudi Arabia will face from the European economic woes. Dr. Sfakianakis noted, in an email circulating the report yesterday, “As Greece’s debt crisis escalates and threatens to spread across Europe, Saudi Arabia and other countries in the Middle East will have to negotiate the headwinds of contagion that are likely to find their way into the region. We explore the possible implications of an intensification of the European debt crisis on the kingdom in our latest flash note, “Bracing for Greek contagion: Saudi exports could suffer minimally from fallout, overall impact restrained.”

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Interfaith Dialogue Shared in Chicago – Fatany

May 16, 2010

The U.S.-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum in Chicago, organized by the Committee for International Trade (CIT) of the Saudi Council of Chambers of Commerce and the U.S.-Saudi Business Council, brought together about 1,100 participants including a delegation of over 200 Saudi Arabians. The two-day conference highlighted Saudi Arabia’s growing global financial and economic influence and its rapidly expanding economy. It was a chance to discuss enhanced cooperation between the historic partners and for American business people to work with their Saudi counterparts to identify commercial and investment opportunities. It was that and more. On top of the advancement of the business relationship between the United States and the Kingdom many members of the Saudi delegation participated in week-long outreach programs in the Chicago area. In addition to educational, technological and cultural exchanges a great deal of effort was devoted to dialogue to expand the bridges connecting the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. One such visit was an interfaith breakfast dialogue that included Ms. Samar Fatany, a member of the Saudi delegation.

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Vulnerability to European “Shockwaves” – Sfakianakis

May 17, 2010

The implications for Saudi Arabia from the Greek debt crisis was discussed in “Bracing for Greek Contagion,” a report by Dr. John Sfakianakis, BSF Chief Economist in SUSRIS last week. This week he has followed up with a report, “GCC: How Vulnerable to European Shockwaves?”, that expands the discussion of the impact of the economic troubles on the Continent for the Gulf states.

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The Iran Calculus in China-Saudi Arabia Relations – Zambelis

May 17, 2010

How to respond to Iranian expansionism, especially its nuclear ambitions, and the relationship between Saudi Arabia and China have been explored in numerous SUSRIS articles and interviews in recent months. In an exclusive interview with former Ambassador to Saudi Arabia Chas Freeman in March we asked what he thought about the U.S., Saudi, China triangle in dealing with Iran. He downplayed the prospects for success in seeking to have Riyadh engage Beijing on anti-Iran sanctions, citing Chinese reluctance, due to its own best interests, “the Chinese policy in the Middle East of avoiding involvement in other people’s fights and in not taking sides,” and doubts on the Saudi side that sanctions would be effective.

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Jadwa Investment April 2010 Bulletin

April 28, 2010

Results of listed companies for the first quarter of 2010 were generally uninspiring. Total earnings were well up on the equivalent quarter of last year, but this was anticipated given that the low point for the global economy and most financial markets and commodity prices was during the first quarter of 2009. While earnings were up nearly 30 percent on the final quarter of last year, in many cases they were below analysts’ expectations. Nonetheless, the growth in earnings reinforces our view that the economy is picking up. The TASI is little changed since the beginning of the result announcements and we are comfortable with our projection for end­year fair value of 7,400.

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Jadwa Investment May 2010 Bulletin

May 17, 2010

Recently released detailed data on trade and the balance of payments in 2009 reveals some interesting trends. High oil revenues ensured healthy surpluses on the trade and current accounts, though both were well down on the all-time highs of 2008 due to lower oil prices. Imports also declined and fall was roughly the same proportion among all leading trading partners, regardless of the pace of growth in previous years. Elsewhere, a reduction in payments to foreign services providers suggests a growing domestic capacity, income from foreign investment held up much better than anticipated and expatriate remittances surged again.

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Saudi Monetary Indicators for April 2010

May 25, 2010

The Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency released a bulletin this week that included an assessment of April’s monetary indicators. Among the key findings of SAMA’s report, according to Dr. John Sfakianakis, Banque Saudi Fransi Chief Economist, were: private sector credit growth rose to 3.6% in April, the highest in eight months and the trend is likely to continue; SAMA foreign assets posted the first month-on-month decline since September and the central bank was drawing down foreign bank deposits to finance spending; more drops in bank foreign currency deposits were driving fresh declines in deposits as customers shifted funds from savings deposits into non-interest bearing demand deposits; and M3 growth slowed to the lowest rate in more than 10 years but was likely to turnin coming months along with credit growth.

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Euro crisis and its impact on Saudi Arabia – Jadwa

May 29, 2010

Earlier this month the European Union raised a $1 trillion euro protection safety net in an effort to shore up confidence it could prevent the contagion of Greek debt problems. But there are new worries that the EU may not be able to handle the magnitude of the economic crisis, demonstrated by a drop in the Euro and slipping stock markets in the region. SUSRIS reports throughout the crisis have highlighted the impact of the European economic crisis on the Gulf, especially the case of Saudi Arabia. Today we are pleased to share with you a timely special report from Jadwa Investment which details the problems in the Eurozone, effects on the global economy and just what does this global financial turmoil mean for Saudi Arabia.

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Renewed Efforts to Seize Business Opportunities – Fahad

June 1, 2010

The U.S.-Saudi Business Opportunities Forum, a major event bringing together over one thousand Americans and Saudis to advance their mutual business interests through panel discussions and networking, was recently convened in Chicago. The Forum was organized by the Committee for International Trade (CIT) of the Saudi Council of Chambers of Commerce in Riyadh and the U.S.-Saudi Business Council in Washington. At the forum SUSRIS had a chance to talk with CIT Chairman Abdulaziz Al Fahad about the significance of an important business event like the forum for U.S.-Saudi relations and prospects for further business cooperation.

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“A New Beginning” – Obama’s Cairo Speech One Year Later

June 1, 2010

This week marks the first anniversary of President Barack Obama’s speech to the Muslim world in Cairo where he sought “to seek a new beginning between the United States and Muslims around the world; one based upon mutual interest and mutual respect; and one based upon the truth that America and Islam are not exclusive, and need not be in competition. Instead, they overlap, and share common principles – principles of justice and progress; tolerance and the dignity of all human beings.”

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Saudi Arabia Economics – June 2010

June 17, 2010

Almost midway through 2010, the economic picture has changed minimally for Saudi Arabia compared with six months ago, although the global backdrop has become more volatile and uncertain with the European debt crisis and the larger debate over sovereign debt. Oil prices are fluctuating around $70 a barrel, Saudi Arabia’s trade flows are recovering but at a very lacklustre pace, and bank credit growth, while showing potential, remains restrained. Nonetheless, government-financed infrastructure expansion is building momentum on the ground and we believe sufficient domestic catalysts exist to support a reasonable economic recovery this year, despite tenuous global circumstances.

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King Abdullah to Visit United States

June 20, 2010

King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia will visit Washington during a four-country trip that started yesterday with his stopover in Morocco, according to Arab News. A Royal Court statement said the King will spend several days there before heading to the Group of Twenty (G-20) Summit in Toronto, Canada (June 26-28). King Abdullah’s trip to the United States will follow the G-20.

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The Real Threat in the Persian Gulf by Jon Alterman

June 19, 2010

In private conversations with senior GCC royals last month, it was clear that one security concern does indeed loom large. It is one not of physical security, but of human security. Their nations can almost certainly survive the other threats they face. But unless they can create dynamic, hard-working and creative populations over the long term, these countries will fail.

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Saudi Domestic and Regional Policies – Gause

June 22, 2010

The CSIS Middle East Program hosted Dr. Gregory Gause on May 21, 2010, for a Gulf Roundtable discussing Saudi Arabia’s shifting domestic dynamics and regional policies. Gause contended that Saudi debate on a range of social and policy issues has expanded in the past five to ten years. Much of this discussion is driven by the media, which has expanded its coverage of women’s rights, freedom of speech, and government accountability. For the first time, commentators are also calling for the government to use Saudi Arabia’s political and economic clout to chart a more activist regional policy, particularly vis-à-vis Iran and Iraq. According to Gause, senior officials appear to be listening.

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Saudi Business Confidence Update – June 2010

June 22, 2010

Greater global economic uncertainty in light of the euro-zone debt crisis and volatility in oil prices over the last two months has taken a toll on sentiment among Saudi business executives, who have adopted greater caution in their outlooks for financial performance, bank lending, investment strategies and hiring plans. External circumstances have tempered optimism about the pace of economic recovery in the world’s top exporter of crude oil, although most respondents in Banque Saudi Fransi’s third-quarter (Q3) Business Confidence Index remain by and large confident about the growth potential for the domestic economy.

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The G-20 Gets Underway in Toronto

June 26, 2010

The G20 Summit that gets under way [in Toronto] amid unprecedented security on Saturday at the Metro Toronto Convention Center is being tipped by many as an economic clash of civilizations. Signs of deep rifts over how to quickly cut national deficits instead of continuing to stimulate them were visible among the global economic leaders. Prior to the G20 Summit, leaders of the Group of Eight (G8) major industrial nations — the United States, Japan, Germany, France, Britain, Italy, Canada and Russia — met at the picturesque Deerhurst Resort of Muskoka, some three hours drive from Toronto, on Friday, discussing ways to overcome their sharp differences on the issue.

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Obama and Abdullah – Reaffirming Strategic Ties

June 29, 2010

When King Abdullah visits Washington, there will be a number of issues on the agenda that are important to both the United States and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. First and foremost is the Middle East peace process, as well as the Iranian nuclear program. Other issues include Saudi Arabia’s increasing prominence in the region and its greater regional role in a number of areas including Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan, among others. The United States will be keen to talk about bilateral investments, especially direct American investments in the Kingdom. This will also be an opportunity for both sides to reaffirm the importance of the relationship and for the Americans to continue developing this relationship.

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Saudi King Abdullah can be a strong partner for President Obama – Sobhani

June 29, 2010

When King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia visits President Obama today at the White House, the American president will be meeting with a world leader who is of consequence on the global scene. Whether the challenge is climate change, homelessness resulting from man-made and natural disasters, the fight against religious extremism, a just resolution of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict or stabilizing crude oil prices, King Abdullah has offered his out-stretched hand of partnership to the world. President Obama should reach out to the reform-minded king and form a new partnership with the Saudi monarch that takes into account the new challenges of the 21st century.

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President Obama and King Abdullah at the White House – Video

June 29, 2010

VIdeo — President Obama and King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia speak to the press after a working lunch at the White House where they discussed security issues, Afghanistan and their shared desire to see Israelis and Palestinians live in peace.

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Obama stresses strategic ties with Kingdom during visit

June 29, 2010

US President Barack Obama said Tuesday that he and Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah have agreed on the need to press for Middle East peace in a “significant and bold way,” including the creation of a Palestinian homeland. The two leaders briefly addressed reporters after finishing a private meeting and lunch. Obama said he and the king covered Afghanistan and Pakistan, efforts to combat extremism and Iran’s attempts to obtain nuclear weapon capability.

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News – 2010.06.30

June 30, 2010

SUSRIS Daily News – Excerpts from International Media Reports

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Saudi Monetary Indicators for June 2010

June 30, 2010

Every month Banque Saudi Fransi takes a look at the latest monetary indicators provided by the Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency (SAMA) to produce its “Monetary Indicators” report. This month’s findings include: claims on the private sector grew for a fifth straight month in May, signalling a bigger project financing pipeline is supporting a moderate return to credit growth and claims are up 3.9% in May from 3.2% in April; SAMA net foreign assets grew 0.5% month on month in May despite oil price volatility; banks deposits posted the first gain in three months and liquid, non-interest-bearing demand deposits are still favored by customers; and money supply growth is stabilizing after months of steady declines, likely to rise in the coming months as credit markets ameliorate.

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Saudi Economic Trends – Jadwa Chartbook – July 2010

July 7, 2010

Editor’s Note: The Jadwa Investment firm in Riyadh introduced the “Saudi Chartbook” in February which provides a quick, chart-based briefing on the key developments and trends in the Saudi economy and stock market for the previous month. SUSRIS is pleased to provide the summary from the July Saudi Chartbook and a link to the complete [...]

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Incubating the Future: Entrepreneurship in Saudi Arabia

July 8, 2010

Entrepreneurship in Saudi Arabia is a key to reaching its goal as one of the most competitive nations in the world, according to Amr Al-Dabbagh, head of the Saudi Arabian General Investment Authority (SAGIA), who calls emerging growth companies the “oxygen of the economy.” An update on “cultivating the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Saudi Arabia” is the message from National US-Arab Chamber of Commerce President David Hamod in the Spring 2010 edition of the Chamber’s “US-Arab Tradeline” publication. He talked with SUSRIS, in an exclusive interview in October from Riyadh, about the “growing emphasis on small and medium sized enterprises, or SMEs, and entrepreneurship” and how this new paradigm was a “remarkable business development opportunity in the years ahead.”

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Conventional Military Balance in the Gulf – Cordesman

July 9, 2010

The CSIS Middle East Program hosted Dr. Anthony Cordesman on June 24, 2010, for a Gulf Roundtable discussing the military capabilities of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries – Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Oman – in the face of challenges from Iran.

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Arab-US Policymakers Conference – Oct 2010

July 12, 2010

The National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations announced details of its annual Arab-U.S. Policymakers Conference in Washington, D.C. This year’s conference, 19th in the series, is titled “Arab-U.S. Relations: Going Where?” and is set for October 21-22 at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center.

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News 2010-07-28

July 28, 2010

SUSRIS Daily News – Excerpts from International Media Reports

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News 2010-07-27

July 27, 2010

SUSRIS Daily News – Excerpts from International Media Reports

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News 2010-07-26

July 26, 2010

SUSRIS Daily News – Excerpts from International Media Reports

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News 2010-07-25

July 25, 2010

SUSRIS Daily News – Excerpts from International Media Reports

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News 2010-07-24

July 24, 2010

SUSRIS Daily News – Excerpts from International Media Reports

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News 2010-07-23

July 23, 2010

SUSRIS Daily News – Excerpts from International Media Reports

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News 2010-07-22

July 22, 2010

SUSRIS Daily News – Excerpts from International Media Reports

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News 2010-07-21

July 21, 2010

SUSRIS Daily News – Excerpts from International Media Reports

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