Middle East & North Africa Economy Outlook 2016
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Analysts polled by FocusEconomics revised down the 2016 GDP growth forecasts for 15 of the 16 countries in the Middle East & North Africa region. Qatar is expected to be the best performer this year, followed by Iran, as analysts believe that the country will benefit greatly from its reintegration into the global economy.
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