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Women returning to work could add $385bn to nine Mena economies, PwC says

Women returning to work could add $385bn to nine Mena economies, PwC says
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Higher prices, poorer quality: Inflation weighs heavily on Middle East shoppers

Nearly two thirds of consumers in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and UAE plan to tighten their belts, PwC report finds

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Women in Mena workforce could increase GDP by $2t

62 per cent of women agree that their employer provides a satisfactory work-life balance and training and development opportunities

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Covid-19 has been instrumental in making consumers more digital

Covid-19 has been instrumental in making consumers more digital
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2021 will see UAE retail sector pick up speed

2021 will see UAE retail sector pick up speed rohma@khaleejtimes.com Filed on December 31, 2020 Research showed that 9 out of 10 consumers are likely to continue shopping online in the coming years after the pandemic and lockdowns The GCC s e-commerce sector is expected to hit $50 billion in the next five years The UAE s retail sector will rally in the new year, with exerts pointing to returning consumer confidence, along with the Expo 2020 Dubai, as the key factors for growth. Other factors that will contribute to the growth in the sector include the introduction and mass availability of the Covid-19 vaccine, the growing popularity of online shopping, as well as retailers in the region strengthening their omni-channel offerings.

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