Doing Business in Egypt, Iraq and KSA

The Instruments of Islamic Finance have a potential that is still little exploited by Western countries, despite the increasing of the migration and globalization phenomena. However, trade between Arab countries and Western countries had gradually acquired greater importance; the commercial relationship between Italy and the Arab countries is, in some cases, solid and long-standing and, in other cases, weak and more delicate. In fact, when it comes to trade or foreign business, it is necessary to consider all the variables that determine the cultural, institutional, and regulatory landscape of the country, that are usually responsible of the timeframes, methods and sometimes even the nature of the business that a foreign investor can establish. Doing Business in Egypt, Iraq and KSA provides a useful first approach to foreign investors who intend to establish a business in those specific countries

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Sara Qssabtai was born on January 8, 1996. In 2019, she took part in the organization of the first Italian Arab Business Forum, held in Milan, that defined the beginning of a longer collaboration with the Italian Arab Chamber of Commerce which led to the preparation of some contents for the newsletter from which this book is inspired