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“Potential Economic Spillover: Could the Palestinian Crisis Impact Neighboring Countries?”

Palestinian Crisis During the ‘Arab Strategy Forum 2024,’ Dr. Jihad Azour, Director of the Middle East and Central Asia Department at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), delved into the potential economic consequences of the intensifying Gaza crisis. He emphasized that the economic effects are likely confined to Palestine and nearby nations, contingent upon any disruptions in trade routes or oil markets.

“Oil Price Surge: Anticipation and Adaptation”

Dr. Azour’s Forecast and Confidence

Dr. Azour anticipated a potential increase in oil prices due to the crisis but expressed confidence in the market’s ability to adapt swiftly. While acknowledging the possibility of rising oil prices, he considered a disruption in oil production as improbable. Dr. Azour highlighted the diversified nature of oil outlets, providing a safeguard against significant production halts.

“Political Dynamics and Economic Sectors”: Palestinian Crisis

Impact Categories Explored

Dr. Azour underscored the profound influence of political situations on Arab economies, categorizing their impact into three key aspects: trade movement, investment and financial markets, and the oil and gas sector. This analysis provided a comprehensive perspective on how evolving political landscapes can resonate across various economic sectors.

“Global Alliances and Arab Influence”: Palestinian Crisis

Arab Nations in Focus

The discussion also explored the role of Arab countries in global alliances, with a specific focus on the Brussels alliance. Dr. Azour highlighted that participation in such alliances enhances the global influence of these nations, solidifying their positions as influential actors on the global stage.

“Gulf Support: Pillar of Economic Stability”: Palestinian Crisis

Crucial Role in Regional Dynamics

Emphasizing the importance of Gulf support for neighboring countries, the discussion underscored its critical role in shaping the economic landscape of the Arab region. Collaborative efforts and support mechanisms within the Gulf region were recognized as vital components contributing to overall economic stability and development in neighboring nations.

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