We'll get double digit growth (at GM in the Middle East) year-over-year," added Stadwick. He gave no comparison for GM sales in the region. The US carmaker has shifted focus from its home base and is eyeing a larger presence in emerging markets as well as the Middle East. GM's Chevrolet gets about 10 percent of market share in the Middle East and the company is looking to invest in the region to grow this share, Stadwick said. "In the Middle East there are a million people coming into market every year, 60 percent under 30 years of age. That's why this is an invest(ment) market. General Motors is going to invest here," said Stadwick. About 65 percent of GM's business comes from outside the United States with biggest markets being Brazil, China, Mexico and Russia. Copyright Reuters, 2013