Africa and the Gulf states

Africa and the Gulf Are Growing Closer. Will It Increase Global ...

The major players of the Arab Gulf—Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which are member states of the Gulf Cooperation ...

Africa and the Gulf states: A new economic partnership

Africa and the Gulf: An emerging economic partnership. Over the last decade GCC countries have collectively invested over $100 billion in Africa ...

How the Gulf Is Reshaping Africa | TIME

The balance sheet of Gulf-Africa relations is a complex one. On the upside, Gulf states provide African countries with investment flows— ...

How the Gulf States Are Exerting Their Influence in Africa

Focused on access to resources rather than ideological struggle, their strategies are further splintering conflict-ridden countries.

Full article: The Evolving Roles of the Gulf States in the Horn of Africa

This paper reviews the political engagement, investment and aid activities of the Gulf states in the Horn of Africa in recent years

Gulf countries are becoming major players in Africa - The Economist

Gulf interest in African mining is part of a broader trend. The United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia and Qatar are increasingly influential ...

A new era of engagement: Gulf countries and the Horn of Africa

Historically, the relationship between the Gulf states and the Horn of Africa has been rooted in trade, cultural exchanges, and religious ...

Africa and the Gulf States herald a new era in trade and investment ...

In 2018 alone, the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development also financed more than 66 projects in 28 African countries, valued at US$16.6 billion.

The Gulf Scramble for Africa: GCC states' foreign policy laboratory

GCC states have come to view sub-Saharan Africa as a laboratory in which they can test more assertive international interventions.

The Growing Economic Footprint of Gulf States in Africa - Stratheia

The Growing Economic Footprint of Gulf States in Africa · The UAE has emerged as one of the largest investors in Africa, with $100 billion in ...

How Gulf States Are Reinterpreting National Security Beyond Their ...

This has forced vessels to reroute and sail around South Africa's Cape of Good Hope, adding up to two weeks to their journey. Continued and long ...

Economic Partnership between the Gulf States and Africa

Economic Partnership between the Gulf States and Africa ... In the last five years, an economic partnership between the Gulf States and Africa has ...

Economic Bridges: The Gulf States' Strategic Expansion Across ...

Historically, the Arabian Peninsula played a key role as a maritime hub connecting East African trade routes to the Middle East.

The Gulf Co-operation Council's expanding African footprint

The Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) member states—especially Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar—are already major investors in Africa and appear intent on ...

Intra-Gulf Competition in Africa's Horn: Lessening the Impact

Over the last decade, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar and Turkey have dramatically increased their physical, economic and ...

Africa and the Gulf Region: Blurred Boundaries and Shifting Ties - jstor

The ties that bind Africa and the Gulf region have deep historical roots that influence both what Braudel called the longue durée and the short-term events ...

Africa and Arab Gulf states : divergent development paths and ...

In spite of the similarities between Sub-Saharan Africa and the Arab Gulf region (Gulf Cooperation Council states), development policies implemented in ...

Gulf Cash & Influence in African States - An Africanist Perspective

Gulf cash has the potential to catalyze investments in African infrastructure, agriculture, energy, assortment of startups, as well as equity markets.

The Gulf States and the Horn of Africa: A New Hinterland?

Educate Americans on the political, economic and cultural issues that affect US interests in the Middle East.

A New Economic Partnership Is Emerging Between Africa ... - iAfrica

The emerging economic relations between Africa and the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) — namely the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and ...