07 Mar 2011
(MENAFN) An official at the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) said that Gulf Arab officials are in talks about giving a financial aid to Bahrain and Oman in order to ease the unrest driven by some economic issues in those 2 countries, reported Gulf News.
The Gulf “Marshall Plan” to help Manama and Muscat requires a large financial contribution by the 4 wealthier GCC member states.
The economic issues prompting the unrest in the 2 Gulf countries include housing shortage and unemployment.
It is worth noting that demonstrations spreading across the Middle East region are focused on greater accountability and a more direct political participation in government by the people.
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