Editor's Choice
Latest Content
Changing Consumer Palates and Demand for Food and Beverages in GCC Countries
Somaia Basha
An initiative of the European Union is to help European food producers better understand the changing needs of customers in the Middle East. Listen to this panel discussion to learn more.
FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar: Raising a Drink, From a Dry Nation to the World
Jacob Adib
Qatar, a small conservative Islamic Arab emirate, is set to host the FIFA World Cup in December 2022. This has implications for consumers who want to consume alcohol, as at present access to alcoholic drinks is restricted to tourists and non-Muslim expatriates. Qatari law stipulates that only liquor license holders can buy and consume alcohol within the emirate.
Enabling E-Commerce in the UAE and the MENA Region
Hussein Doughan
E-commerce in the MENA region has grown substantially since the pandemic period in 2020 given its acceleration of online platforms, consumer demand and online payments. 2021 saw e-commerce in the region accelerate even further. Find out more about the latest insights and data from Euromonitor's General Manager in Dubai, Hussein Doughan.
Tobacco Consumption in the Middle East and North Africa set to Rise, Despite Global Decline
Jacob Adib
The tobacco industry in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) is anticipated to continue growing, owing to cultural norms and habit persistence, an increase in female smokers in selected markets, and increased demand for tobacco alternatives across e-vapour products and heated tobacco.
Global Consumer Trends in Middle East and North Africa
Amna Abbas
Euromonitor identifies emerging and fast-moving trends in North Africa that are expected to gain traction in the year ahead, with an overview of the trends for 2022 and the implications for business. These trends provide insight into changing consumer values, exploring how consumer behaviour is shifting and causing disruption for businesses globally.
Dubai’s Expo 2020: A Catalyst for Shopping Reinvented
Mehrnoush Shafiei
With dramatic displays of augmented reality, 3D printing and immersive experiences, the first mega event in the Arab world is a harbinger of the technologies that could transform the future of retailing.