Soussa: GCC Economies Resilient with Deep Pockets

The resilience of GCC economies in the face of geopolitical tensions is noteworthy, yet the potential for deep contractions in Qatar and Kuwait highlights the fragility of their economic structures. The reliance on oil revenues and the interconnectedness of these economies mean that prolonged conflict could have cascading effects. However, the prospect of recovery post-conflict suggests that these nations may have mechanisms in place to stabilize and grow, albeit with challenges ahead.