Economic expert Ahmed Al-Tamimi identified a set of obstacles preventing government institutions from keeping pace with the completion rate of foreign companies operating in the country. Al-Tamimi explained that the local investment environment suffers from structural accumulations represented by overlapping
authorities, complex administrative routines, and a lack of sustainable planning vision. He added that institutional corruption and political fluctuations affecting financial allocations are behind the stalling of many vital projects, calling for an administrative revolution that adopts modern laws and
activates the role of strict oversight away from quotas to accelerate the wheel of reconstruction.
