Middle East racing into technology transformations
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Middle East racing into technology transformations

Deloitte’s Bhavesh Morar unveils the challenges, successes, and the role of emerging technologies in the region.

The Middle East has emerged as a dynamic hub of innovation, driving technological transformations across various sectors.

To delve into this exciting landscape, Asian Banking & Finance sat down with Bhavesh Morar, partner and chief growth officer at Deloitte, a global leader in consulting, to discuss the challenges and opportunities that come with delivering technology transformations in the Middle East.

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