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| Economic Prospects for the Middle East and Central Asia |
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The economic prospects for the countries of the Middle East and Central Asia are improving along with the global recovery, albeit the latter remains fragile. Growth in the region—comprising the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan, and Pakistan (MENAP) oil exporters; MENAP oil importers; and Caucasus and Central Asia (CCA)—will gather momentum in 2010, but stay below pre-crisis levels. While the impact on the region of the Dubai crisis and the unfolding events in Greece has been limited so far, a re-pricing of sovereign debt cannot be ruled o
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| Recent Events... |
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Protecting the Poor Against the Next Crisis
(Tuesday, March 23, 2010)
The global financial crisis of 2008 will pass. But, for developing countries, crises are here to stay. Indeed, it can be argued that with the global f
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Improving the System of City Management
(Wednesday, March 03, 2010)
This roundtable addressed current challenges facing Egypt, including rapidly increasing population and the resulting pressure on infrastructure such a
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Implications of the Global Economic Crisis for the Textiles and Ready-made Garments Sector in Egypt
(Thursday, February 11, 2010)
This roundtable discussion assessed the impact of the global economic crisis on the textiles and ready-made garments sector in Egypt; given its import
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Global Competitiveness Report 2009-2010: Methodology and Key Results
(Sunday, December 27, 2009)
This round table discussion addressed the World Economic Forum's Global Competitiveness Report 2009-2010. The Report contains a detailed profile for e
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| Recent Publications... |
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Monetary Policy Response to Exchange Rate Movements: The Case of Egypt
Forthcoming
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Promoting Farm/Non-Farm Linkages for Rural Development in Egypt
This study discusses linkages between the farm and the non-farm subsectors with a view to promoting rural development in Egypt. Drawing on international experience regarding the reforms needed to stre
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Impact of the Global Food Price Shock on the Poor in Egypt
The government of Egypt (GOE) has adopted a set of policy responses to mitigate the negative impact of the food price surge, particularly on the poor. Policy interventions encompassed price oriented p
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