FII Priority: Ray Dalio's 'smart rabbit with 3 burrows' hedge shows Chinese executives the way to navigate Middle Eastern markets

As China’s economic expansion slows, mainland companies are eyeing the Middle East as an attractive alternative, with countries in the region seeking to develop tech-driven start-up ecosystems to reduce reliance on fossil fuels as a growth driver.

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