Studies reveal that trade, commerce and investment are likely to increase between the GCC States of the Arabian Gulf in the light of the implementation of the Customs Union that has unified them. The new economic climate in these countries, and all efforts made to increase foreign capital, have resulted in positive regulations, laws and a better understanding. The new streamlined regulations required moves that will provided for the movement of commodities and services between these countries. They will work to increase the opportunities for co-operation between the GCC States in the coming years since they were able to establish a broad institutional base that guided various economic activities, supported by an integrated system of laws, decisions and legislation.

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