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Commenting on the results, Matthew Green, Head of Research and Consultancy at CBRE Middle East, said: "Consumers in the Middle East are willing to spend their money in retail, food, beverage and entertainment, especially in shopping malls. "Continuing investment across the region comes in response to these needs, especially as retailers from across Europe and the United States continue to look for alternatives to drive future expansion."

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"The Middle East offers a proven and reliable market for global investors with low risk compared to other emerging markets. This is evident in the growth of the region as a whole, particularly in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. With strong demand for new stores in key markets, developers are still very optimistic about the region's retail prospects. "

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