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Mohammed Alardhi

Mohammed Alardhi

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Mohammed Alardhi is executive chairman of Investcorp, responsible for leading the firm's activities globally. With a distinguished military background and a master's degree from Harvard University, he also chairs the Muscat Stock Exchange and Sohar International Bank, and serves on various boards, including the Brookings Institution and the World Economic Forum
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Najat Makki, Emirati visual artist interacts with the young artists at the workshop in the Cultural Foundation, Abu Dhabi. Khushnum Bhandari / The National
Arts in the Gulf have enormous potential for growth

It's time to turn the spotlight on the many talented artists in the Arab world

CommentSeptember 12, 2023
Mohammed Alardhi
The GCC region has the strategic advantage of being a bridge between Europe and Asia with air links and seaports, such as Jebel Ali Port in Dubai, above, that are continually improving their offerings. Reuters
When it comes to logistics, the GCC must strike while the iron is hot

The GCC nations must strike while the iron is hot and make good use of their existing and coming infrastructure

OpinionAugust 11, 2023
Mohammed Alardhi
Siemens Fabric captures the digital footprint, the hidden story of Dubai, and intends to spark conversations about the possibilities that technology holds for future cities. Siemens Fabric
For the GCC, the digital economy is the new oil

With the region's economies expected to slow down in 2023, digital industries must lead diversification plans

CommentJune 02, 2023
Mohammed Alardhi
Entrepreneurship is woven deep into the fabric of Arab heritage and family businesses in the GCC. Pawan Singh / The National
Why economic growth in the Gulf is a family affair

Family businesses' ownership structure gives them an edge over the competition

CommentApril 10, 2023
Mohammed Alardhi
The Ministry of Economy last year launched a new vision for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to provide UAE businesses with more growth possibilities and improved market access, on March 12, 2022, in Dubai. Photo: Ministry of Economy
The way to help small companies reach their net-zero goals

Funding is a major area of concern for owners of small and medium enterprises. Financial institutions should take note

CommentMarch 09, 2023
Mohammed Alardhi
Solar panels at Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week. The National
The UAE can lead the way in climate adaption, not just mitigation

Cop28, which is being held in the Emirates this year, is also a chance to demonstrate the economic potential of green investment

CommentJanuary 19, 2023
Mohammed Alardhi
Visitors at Mughsail Beach in Salalah, Oman. Reuters
For Gulf countries, 2022 ends on a good note

In the coming years, non-oil revenues will facilitate future growth

OpinionDecember 29, 2022
Mohammed Alardhi
Volunteers set up a light installation, of 2,000 solar lanterns, in Abu Dhabi on January 19, 2019. Reem Mohammed / The National
Lessons from our Arab forefathers on sustainability

Re-adopting community-centred approaches to sustainability would honour Arab traditions

OpinionNovember 23, 2022
Mohammed Alardhi
A drawing of a flying falcon above the Tomb of Lyhian Son of Kuza at Hegra, Saudi Arabia. The Royal Commission For AlUla
Saudi Arabia is taking the right steps to unlock its growth potential

Having made a strong post-pandemic recovery, the kingdom is now engaging regional and global players

CommentOctober 20, 2022
Mohammed Alardhi
People attend the fountain show in downtown Dubai. AFP
Tourism will be key to GCC's long-term economic growth

This will depend on collaboration between the Gulf countries' travel and tourism sectors

CommentJuly 20, 2022
Mohammed Alardhi
With the pandemic clouds gradually receding, a clearer future seems to be in view. Victor Besa / The National
Gulf countries should remain cautiously optimistic about their growth trends

The region has seen important growth rates, notably since allowing foreign ownership of firms

CommentJune 07, 2022
Mohammed Alardhi
Tech firms can engage with youth in the GCC to guide them. Getty
The GCC’s tech sector holds the key to a prosperous future

The region could benefit from hosting a series of of innovation hubs

CommentMay 03, 2022
Mohammed Alardhi
Non-oil sectors have been growing as governments across the Gulf boost diversification efforts. Reuters
Oil prices are up, but the GCC must focus on its non-oil economic recovery

Collaboration across the region will be key to building resilience

CommentApril 07, 2022
Mohammed Alardhi
GCC governments have been lauded for their response to the pandemic. Silvia Razgova / The National
Covid-19 years can offer lessons in the importance of innovation

The Gulf has the tools to rebound from the pandemic stronger than ever

CommentFebruary 15, 2022
Mohammed Alardhi
A man prepares arepas, made from maize, the most popular and traditional food in Venezuela, at a restaurant in Caracas, on October 28, 2021. AFP
How to avert a global food crisis

Building sustainable and resilient food systems is essential to regional food security

CommentJanuary 20, 2022
Mohammed Alardhi
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