This week on Marketplace Middle East July 22, 2013 -- Updated 1152 GMT (1952 HKT) Instability in Egypt and Syria means TV soaps are being filmed elsewhere MME goes on set in Abu Dhabi Plus, we examine how Saudi Arabia's economy is set to grow MME is a weekly show focusing on the issues, developments and trends that affect the region's business climate. Ramadan is a key time for the television soap industry. Traditionally, most TV shows are produced in Egypt and Syria, but it's different this year. As instability continues in their home countries producers are being forced to look for safer locations for their film sets. MME went behind the scenes of a Syrian soap opera being filmed on a set in Abu Dhabi. SABIC is one of the leading firms in Saudi Arabia. With assets worth more than $88 billion, it is considered one of the largest petrochemical manufacturers in the world. The company has developed a growth strategy for the next 25 years. MME met with Mohammed Al-Mady, CEO of SABIC to learn more about the company's plans. Marketplace Middle East will air at the following times (all GMT): Thursday July 18: 1645, Friday July 19: 0945, Saturday July 20: 0715, Sunday July 21: 0615, 1645