Homeland Security Market in the Middle East Is Expected to Grow at Cagr of 14.6% for the Period of 2016–2022

Homeland Security Market in the Middle East is Expected to Grow at CAGR of

14.6% for the period of 2016–2022 – by Market Research Engine

Florida, May 12, 2016: With its recently published study on “Homeland Security Market in

the Middle East – Trends & Forecast – 2016–2022”, MRE predicts homeland security to be

one of the fastest developing markets in the Middle East due to the initiatives taken by

government and private organizations. In addition, the presence of major importers of oil

and gas in this region demands attention towards security measures. Also, the need for

effective command, control, recovering the information from a terrorist and effective

immigration fosters the growth of the market. The solution providers are also showing

interest in this region due to increase in cyber-attacks and demand for security solutions.

Due to this wide demand, solution providers are trying to enter the homeland security

market and capture the untapped region. Witnessing a wide adoption of solutions across the

region, “Homeland Security market in the Middle East” is expected to grow at CAGR

of 14.6% for the period of 2016–2022 (taking 2015 as the base year).

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The investment in infrastructure is highest in the Middle Eastern countries, especially in

UAE, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia which will drive the market for CIP solutions. However,

cybersecurity solutions hold majority of the share in the Homeland Security market. It is

expected that countries such as Iraq and Egypt will also start spending on Homeland

Security by 2020. Countries such as Oman are considered the most established for

protecting its homeland. The countries such as Kuwait, Iraq, Iran, and Saudi Arabia will

focus more on land borders as they are very sensitive areas. The nuclear security is

expected to increase and reach around $0.70 billion by 2022 as lots of terrorist...