Country risk assessment is the process of determining a nation’s ability to transfer payments, taking into account political, economic and social factors. It is used to help organizations make strategic decisions when conducting business in a country with excessive risk.
There are various kinds of risk, such as political, sovereign, neighborhood, economic and exchange risks that might impact a business’s transactions.  TRENDS takes a look at the risk assessment of some Arab countries:
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