ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Governance in authoritarian systems is difficult to implement. Corporate Governance could provide opportunities not only to support private sector growth in the region, but also to provide a framework, which allows for political reforms. In this episode, Martin speaks about how governance could help the Middle East to overcome some of the most serious challenges. Especially economically, appealing Good Governance principles can provide new opportunities for the region. This topic has been discussed during the World Economic Forum in Davos 2019.
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