Who we are
Why this website?
français
عربي
English
فارسى
MENU
Tunisia. Our Dearest Financial Friends
What Is the Value of the Economic Reforms Imposed in the Arab World?
Malek Lakhal
The Impossible Reform of the Lebanese Financial System
What Is the Value of the Economic Reforms Imposed in the Arab World?
Marie-José Daoud
In recent months, Lebanon has been alive with rumours about a forthcoming devaluation. In mid-September, the (...)
Palestine. “Good Governance” to Bury the Intifada
What Is the Value of the Economic Reforms Imposed in the Arab World?
Majd Kayyal
The second Intifada used a large network of parallel and informal financial assistance to provide (...)
Egypt. The Losers of Liberalisation
What Is the Value of the Economic Reforms Imposed in the Arab World?
Maye Kabil
In recent years, Egyptians have experienced a noticeable decline in their standard of living with the devaluation of the national currency and at (...)
What Is the Value of the Economic Reforms Imposed in the Arab World?
The Debate Is Open
Taher Labadi
More than ever, reforming the economies of Arab countries is the order of the day. And with good reason. In 2017 their average rate of unemployment was (...)
Syria and Egypt: Surprising Analogies
Yassin Swehat
Despite the supposedly opposing political systems in place in Egypt and Syria since the 1970s, the two countries have developed similar economic reforms, particularly since the 1990s. In both cases, and beyond the differences, they (...)
North Africa. Central Bank Independence Is Scary
Amar Ingrachen
In North Africa, central banks independence from political powers is a matter of debate. It faces many obstacles and also raises countless criticisms from those who fear that countries will abandon their national (...)
Jordan, its Debt and the Mirages of the
IMF
Doa Ali
The demonstrations in the summer of 2018 put the economic policies pursued since the late 1980s back at the heart of public debate in Jordan. The dispute has opened up a (...)
Tunisia: End of the Historic Compromise?
Khadija Mohsen-Finan
Has Beji Caid Essebsi decided to extricate himself from the political crisis which plagues his party and paralyses the executive by reverting to his original plan: weaken Ennahda without forcing it to join the opposition and (...)
138 Articles