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Agriculture in Bahrain historically is an important sector of the economy. Before the development of the oil industry, date palm cultivation dominated Bahrain?s agriculture, producing sufficient dates for both domestic consumption and export. At least twenty-three varieties ....

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Agriculture Production in Saudi Arabia is diminishing and country will face a food shortfall after 2016. Agriculture production growth was tremendous in 1980's and 1990?s. Saudi Arabia amended its policies in 1980?s and became fifth largest Wheat producer in the world. Saudi....

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UAE with high per capita food consumption, is the most promising agriculture market in GCC region. UAE cereal production is moderate till yet, but the country is still not fully self-sustain in agriculture production. UAE is still dependent on imports.Due to the government?s....

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GCC has negligible production of cereals and other agriculture products.Increase in population and future prospects in food industry are reasons for increase in consumption. The food crisis of 2007 forced GCC to import Wheat at a very high price as major exporters like Russi....

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Agriculture is an important aspect of economy of region, despite the fact that the region suffers from water scarcity and is very dry. Various North African countries across Mediterranean Sea are highly reliant on agriculture like Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia. The contributio....

Dairy goods are among the most favored food products in the GCC region. The dairy industry in GCC is valued at USD XX billion in 2016 and is forecasted to quantify to USD XX billion by 2021 with CAGR of X.X%. This significant growth in size of the dairy industry can be attributed to the changing lif....

The production of fresh milk in Oman, in the year 2013 was 178,540 tons. The production quantity was close to 174,364 tons in 2010, which indicates an increase of 2.39% from 2010 to 2013. The dairy market in Oman is experiencing a positive growth and is estimated to expand at a CAGR of X% over the p....

Dairy industry in Qatar is experiencing a positive growth owing to a growing population and increased consumption of milk and other dairy products. Though, majority of the dairy products are imported, the government of Qatar is making efforts to reduce the dependency on imports by targeting self-suf....

Growth in Kuwait's Dairy industry will be driven by rising per capita milk consumption, increasing population and demand for protein rich food. For white milk, the powdered sector continues to lose ground against long life products, even when there were no major product innovations. The dairy market....

The dairy sector in Oman is primarily driven by Saudi brand Almarai and local brand A?SAFWAH, made by DHOFAR cattle feed. Other Saudi imports such as Al Safi-Danone and Nadec are less prominent compared to their previous year?s production. Almarai has established itself as one of the leading supplie....

In the United Arab Emirates, consumption of dairy products has always been regarded as healthy by its population. With a rapidly expanding economy and booming population & tourist inflow the dairy sector in UAE is set to experience swift growth. According to sources, the consumption of milk in 2012 ....

Saudi Arabia is the biggest dairy market in the GCC region with a market size of USD XX billion in 2016. Saudi Arabia is home to one of the largest dairy producers in the Persian Gulf. The market for dairy products in Saudi Arabia is growing at a rapid pace and is projected to reach USD XX billion b....

Early efforts at desalination, large-scale water filtration for drinking and other purposes began during the 1960s with Bahrain and Kuwait setting up the first plants, using the MED (multi-distiller effect) technology. During the mid-twentieth century, Kuwait became the first member of GCC (Gulf Coo....

Oman has a comparatively smaller population, lower level of affluence, small reserves of hydrocarbons, and astonishingly high levels of unemployment. However, this only increases the need for economic diversification. The country has negligible amounts of groundwater, and the insignificant rainfall ....

Qatar has a population of 2.2 million growing at 3% annually and more pressing than the country?s need for successful economic diversification is its need for water. Qatar utilizes 460 liters of water per capita per day, the highest in the world. This consumption remains perilously high despite gove....

Kuwait is one of the driest countries in the GCC and MENA regions. Receiving no more than an average of 110 mm of rainfall per annum, the country is devoid of fresh water streams. Over-depleting of aquifers has led to reliance on desalination for almost all the needs of the country (90% of all water....

In 2003, the total quantity of desalinated water used was 102.4 million cubic meter against 44.1 million cubic meters in the year 1991. In 2005, treated wastewater amounted to about 62 million cubic meters per year of the wastewater (secondary treatment) against the 45 million cubic meters in 1991.D....

The United Arab Emirates is the second largest country in Gulf Cooperation Council. The sum total of the country?s water resources falls short of its ever-growing requirements. More than 90% of its groundwater is saline. Only 2 freshwater aquifers remain. The infrequent and scarce rains that do occu....

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is the largest of the GCC countries. The country has the largest population at 30.77 million. The country has 16% of all proven oil reserves in the world. Even as the country attempts to diversify its economy, almost 80% of the budget revenues, 90% of export earnings and ....

Despite being low on water, the GCC is rich in terms of fisheries resources. The region is surrounded by a large number of seas and gulfs, including the Gulf of Aden, the Red Sea, the Persian Gulf, and the Arabian Sea. The market for fisheries and aquaculture in the GCC region was worth USD XX milli....

The commercial fisheries sector in Bahrain is small and contributes only 0.4% to the GDP. However, it is important from the socio-economic viewpoint as it provides employment and is the main economic activity for many coastal villages. Though minimal in value, the exports were on a rise till 2013 an....

The development of commercial aquaculture in Kuwait seems to be getting special attention lately. The feasibility studies of various R&D; projects concerning aquaculture operations showcase the great economic importance and possible investment opportunities in different segments of this sector. The p....

With a GDP of USD 81.79 billion and a population of 3.93 million, Oman is one of the largest producers and consumers of fish in the GCC. With a high unemployment rate, the government has also chosen this sector as a key pillar for economic diversification to move away from over-dependence on earning....

With a GDP of USD 212 billion, and a population of 2.27 million, Qatar?s economy reflects a high reliance on oil and gas exports. This proportion was brought just under half of Qatar?s nominal GDP since 2000, but oil & gas continue to account for 92% of the Qatari government?s revenue. While diversi....

With a GDP of USD 402 billion and a population of 9.45 million, UAE is one of the largest countries in the GCC. UAE boasts of the 3rd highest production in GCC countries in terms of capture fishing, with production in 2013 totaling 80,426 metric tons. It is one of the pioneers of aquaculture. The co....

Saudi Arabia, with the largest population of 30.77 million, in the GCC, has recognized fisheries and aquaculture as a priority sector for diversification. The market for fisheries and aquaculture in Saudi Arabia was worth USD XX million as of 2015 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of XX% over 2016-2....

Saudi Arabia is the largest importer of food and agricultural products among the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, with a population more than double that of the five GCC states (UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain), together. The Saudi poultry sector has experienced a major production grow....

Meat is an essential part of the MENA cuisine. Saudi Arabia has been the biggest market in the region, followed by Egypt and Iran. Major countries in the region are Egypt, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Oman, UAE, Kuwait and Iran. The food crisis of 2007-08 in the region brought about awareness in these cou....

The food crisis of 2007-08 in the MENA region, led to a high awareness of the importance of food security in the GCC region. Due to global food shortage, various regular meat exporting nations, like Russia, India and Australia, had cut down on their export, to protect the domestic consumer. This res....

The GCC countries are not only the world?s largest consumers of meat but also among the world's largest importers of meat. Bahrain is profoundly dependent on imports to mollify the need for animals and animal products, at the cost of home-based production. Animal produce is vastly consumed in the co....