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Allowing the Arab funds in foreign countries to be invested in their home land and in developing countries markets, namely Islamic Republics and West Asia States, pointing out that 9/11 events had a direct impact on Arab funds come back. He made clear, in an interview with el Khabar, on the occasion of the convening of the first Arab conference on subcontracting in the Arab States, organised by the ministry of small and medium size enterprises with the collaboration of the above mentioned organisation, that Arab funds come back allowed these funds to be invested in the Arab countries mainly in infrastructure and real estate fields. He further mentioned that 800 dollars are invested in foreign markets for each dollar invested in the Arab world, yet, after the importance attached to the industrial sector, a considerable share of these funds flow to the Arab market, leading to domestic investment scope rise especially in Gulf markets. As for the challenges the Arab investors are to address in their home countries, the speaker stressed that they are seeking for political stability. However, many Arab States are undergoing a political instability, of which the situation in Lebanon and Iraq are the most convergent evidence. As regards what the Arab industry is set for to catch up, Mr Ben Dafer said that this can be achieved through the implementation of the best qualified policies as well as the most suitable methods required by private sector role intensifying in development process leadership. | ||||||||||||||||||
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One dollar invested in Arab countries for 800 dollars abroad