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  01  The Middle East Is Fast Becoming A Leader In The Freelance Revolution Getty getty According to a new report by the Economist, “The global clout of the Middle East is growing.” The Wall Street Journal strongly agrees. Recent economic stats put the GDP of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) at around 5 trillion dollars (US) and currently growing at a rate of 3.2% (after growing 5.8% in 2022). This is, by any measure, a significant achievement. Behind the region’s growth and increasing importance are several factors: increased demand for energy resources, growing foreign and domestic investment, a strong directive to diversify beyond oil and gas revenues, and significant investment in education and the workforce. Demographic trends are a major driver, particularly in larger economies like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt. Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 , in particular, is a jaw-dropping multi-trillion dollar investment “... in the development of new economic sectors an...

  I’m a Former Fashion Designer, and I’m Buying These 6 Elevated Plissé Basics Dotdash Meredith Yahoo Inc. may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below. Shop textured maxi dresses and matching sets. Nordstrom / Amazon / InStyle Shopping for wardrobe staples is a necessity, but when you already have classic t-shirts, trousers, and little black dresses, it can get boring to shop for different colors of the same items. But in my past life, when I designed wardrobe staples, I would use things like fabric choice and silhouette to make everyday pieces feel fresh. For example, instead of designing another classic cotton poplin button-down that everyone already owns, I would choose to make it super oversized and switch up the fabric to make it stand out. One of my favorite standout fabrics you can find all your wardrobe necessities in to get that extra oomph is plissé. So what is plissé? It’s a silkier fabric with a rigid texture that runs the length of the g...

    1-            Huge Drop In Dollar Price in Pakistan. (CTN News) – The Pakistani currency is witnessing a remarkable resurgence, reaching a three-week high below Rs300 against the US dollar, specifically at Rs299.89/$ in the interbank market. This rally, spanning five consecutive working days, has seen the rupee appreciate by 0.42%, or Rs1.27, against the US dollar, according to data from the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP). This resurgence was largely anticipated by market analysts, owing to increased demand for the rupee and a boost in the supply of foreign currency. Market reports suggest that supplies of foreign currencies surpassed demand, as both exporters and banks actively converted foreign currencies into the strengthening local currency. The outlook for the rupee’s stability within the Rs295-300/$ range has further reinforced this positive trend. Factors Behind the Rupee’s Rebound: Several factors have c...