Economic Crises in the Arab World

This chapter examines the economic challenges facing Egypt, Lebanon, and Tunisia as they seek assistance from the IMF amid rising inflation and currency devaluation. It highlights the stalled negotiations and the tension between national sovereignty and the stringent reform requirements imposed by the IMF. The discussion underscores the impact of political dynamics and vested interests on the implementation of necessary economic reforms, illustrating a complex landscape of financial distress in the region.