The Middle East Sunday Pages

Does your Business need a Middle East Consultant?

Whether your business needs a Middle East consultant depends on several factors, including the nature of your business, your target market, and your goals. If your business is looking to expand into the Middle East or is already operating in the region, a Consultant with local knowledge and expertise could be beneficial in navigating the unique cultural, political, and business landscape. They can help you understand the local market, identify potential business partners, and comply with local regulations.
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A Day in the Life of a Middle East Consultant (in London)

I’m often asked what my job actually involves so I thought I would do a couple of posts on “A day in the life of a Middle East Consultant”, firstly from a day from here in London and then a later post on a day in the life when I’m in the Middle East working with clients! So first of all let's take a look at the general day-to-day tasks involved in being a Middle East Consultant.
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National Days in The Gulf

Winter is the Season of the National Days. December is the month with most National Days from the Gulf region. So why are National Days so important? Well, they celebrate something important in the Middle East - usually when their state was established or when they gained Independence from Europe. National Days have many beautiful traditions especially if you happen to be in one of the countries during their celebration.
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An Overview of Communication Methods in the Middle East: From Email to Social Media

A common question we are often asked is about methods of communication in the Middle East and if they are similar to the Western world. So in this article, I thought we could run through an overview of communication methods in the Middle East. It is an understandable question and one we have been asked more and more as we get closer to the world cup in Qatar 2022. Communication methods in the Middle East have changed drastically over the past few decades. The region was once known for its reliance on face-to-face communication, but the introduction of emails and social media has changed that.
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Visiting Saudi Arabia as a Woman

If you are considering visiting Saudi Arabia as a woman you might be unsure of what to expect, you might even feel a little uneasy at the thought especially if you are travelling alone or if you have never been before. As a woman, it's understandable that you might be wondering what to expect when visiting Saudi Arabia. The good news is that Saudi Arabia is safe for women travellers.
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