Etisalat and and National Bank of Abu Dhabi are in the top 20 of Forbes’ Top 500 publicly-listed companies in the Arab world. Know which other UAE companies made it to the list.
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19. Emaar Properties - UAE. Sarah Dea / The National -
18. Banque Saudi Fransi - saudi Arabia. Courtesy Banque Saudi Fransi -
17. Industries Qatar, which owns Qatar Petroleum - Qatar. Hamad I Mohammed / Reuters -
16. Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank - UAE. Mona Al Marzooqi / The National -
15. Saudi British Bank - Saudi Arabia. Michael Bou-Nacklie for The National -
14. Emirates NBD - UAE. Sarah Dea / The National -
13. Riyad Bank - Saudi Arabia. Michael Bou-Nacklie for The National -
12. Samba Financial Group - Saudi Arabia. AP Photo -
11. Mobily - Saudi Arabia. Courtesy Mobily -
10. National Bank of Kuwait - Kuwait. Andrew Henderson / The National -
9. Ooredoo - Qatar. Fadi Al Assaad / Reuters -
8. First Gulf Bank - UAE. Jeff Topping / The National -
7. National Bank of Abu Dhabi - UAE. Christopher Pike / The National -
6. Al Rajhi Bank - Saudi Arabia. Ahmed Yosri for The National -
5. Saudi Electricity - Saudi Arabia. Fahad Shadeed / Reuters -
4. Etisalat - UAE. Alia Jeiroudi for The National -
3. Qatar National Bank - Qatar. Emre Rende for The National -
2. Saudi Telecom - Saudi Arabia. Courtesy Saudi Telecom -
1. Saudi Basic Industries Corporation - Saudi Arabia. Mido Ahmed / AFP
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