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Liberalisation And Diversification Characterise Trade Policy

March 2008 | Economic Analysis

Although oil remains the leading source of export revenues for Saudi Arabia, the easing of trade restrictions within the Gulf region and efforts to diversify the Kingdom's export base will lead to a shift in trade patterns over the forecast period.

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