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Global Homeland Security & Public Safety Market - to 2022. Focus on Middle East & Africa

$33.5 Billion in 2014, $70.8 by 2022

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Global Homeland Security & Public Safety Market - to 2022. Focus on Middle East & Africa Global Homeland Security & Public Safety Market - to 2022. Focus on Middle East & Africa
The 2014 & 2020 Middle East & Africa
HLS & Public Safety Market [$B]
Sunni vs. Shia dominated Countries
in the ME&A

The Middle East and Africa geo-politics are going through major changes. Following the “Arab Spring”, the Iranian backed ShiaSunnie conflict and the proliferation of modern terror weapons, acquired from Iran and failed regimes in Libya and Iraq, the ME&A countries are under a determined attack. The region’s regimes very survival is threatened by a deadly combination of ISIS, Iranian-backed Shia terrorism and other ME&A terror organizations.

In recent ME&A conflicts (e.g., in Yemen, Iraq, Syria, Nigeria, Israel-Gaza, Egypt-Sinai), wherever regional governments’ armed forces and internal security agencies had an overwhelming combat power, their adversaries (e.g., Al-Qaeda, Taliban, ISIS, Hamas, Hezbollah, ‘Free Syria’ movements) resorted to simple and “effective” tactics, based on the use of suicide attacks, on-camera executions, cyberspace ,mass media “marketing” and subterranean warfare.

The challenge posed by these insurgency tactics is a key factor to the Middle East and Africa security market growth where the region’s governments take dramatic measures. These measures include the following:

  1. An “Invest Whatever It Take” policy to defeat foreign and homegrown insurgency to secure the regime (this is especially true for the GCC government’s use of their petrodollars)
  2. Procurement of state of the art Intelligence systems such as UAVs, SIGINT & C-5ISR systems & services
  3. Support and fund foreign allies (e.g., Saudi funding of Egypt El-Sisi regime)
  4. Enlarge and equip special forces

According to the report, the Middle East & Africa market growth is boosted by the following drivers:

  1. The recent wave of ISIS and other insurgency across the Middle East and Africa
  2. The region’s accelerated security forces and security agencies equipment procurement
  3. Premium ME&A prices of new equipment and services
  4. The high cost of foreign security services and security technology professionals
  5. Replacement and upgrades of outdated systems
  6. Growing aftersale revenues
  7. Major infrastructure expansion projects in the GCC States
  8. Cyber Security
  9. Police modernization
  10. New security related ICT technologies.
  11. Rapid growth of the region aviation sector
  12. Replacement and upgrades of outdated security-related systems

These lead the Middle East & Africa 2014 HLS & PS market of $ 33.5 billion to grow to $70.8 billion by 2022.

The report provides a wealth of information and presents a clear analysis of where the ME&A market is heading. The report is based on diverse aspects and understanding of the market.

The report examines each dollar spent in the market via 2 orthogonal money trails:

1. By 8 National Markets:

  1. Iraq
  2. Israel
  3. Kuwait
  4. Nigeria
  5. Oman
  6. Saudi Arabia
  7. Turkey
  8. U...
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