20220130-牛津经济研究院-Middle_Eastern_Cities_The_long-term_outlook_15页_1mb

This summary outlines projections for the economic growth of major cities in the Middle East. From the data provided, cities like Tel Aviv, Tehran, Riyadh, and Baghdad are expected to experience significant increases in GDP and population by 2040. For example, Tehran's GDP is projected to rise to over $1.3 billion, with a population of 36.48 million. Saudi Arabia's cities, such as Riyadh and Dammam, show high potential growth, with Riyadh's GDP surpassing $121 billion. Many cities are anticipated to join the ranks of "megacities," contributing to global economic importance. The sources include factors like consumer spending, household income, technological advancements, and institutional strengths that drive these projections. Overall, the Middle East's cities are poised to play a larger role in the global economy by 2040.