أثر القطاع النفطي على بعض القطاعات الاقتصادية في دول مجلس التعاون الخليجي للمدة (2014–2007)‎

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Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region is mainly dependent on oil, Where it has the largest oil reserves in the world are classified as Economies of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) in the economies of Developing countries even though they are part of the oil economies, Which is characterized by a high degree of financing energy and high per Capita income .

When the oil was of the most important sources of Income of the GCC countries, it is obvious that the macroeconomic Performance depends on the suffering of the oil sector of the changes.

These countries have realized the danger that lies in the dependence on A single cough such as oil strategy, So it has tended to try to diversify Sources of income and thus export diversification in order to mitigate the Impact of external factors and the vagaries of the global Market.

It is Expected to continue to energy, especially oil, hegemony over a large of The economic activity of the GCC economic relations.

However, the GCC Countries seek to diversify the Gulf economy towards Manufacturing, Which contributes to reducing the importance of oil in The GNP .

The Industry has emerged in this group of countries as a Sector dynamically Evolving and is expected to witness a rapid growth in The coming years.

Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region has seen high levels of trade Surplus and current account surpluses (balance of Payments), Since the Monetary integration among the GCC countries of The Gulf is a prime hub To reduce the impact of external economic Fluctuations on the local Economies, and get the best in terms of the Scope of international trade-Offs , and achieve economic development.