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Solar panels in the Egyptian resort town of Sharm El Sheikh. Middle East countries stand to gain when they use energy relations as a conduit for better partnerships. Reuters
Solar panels in the Egyptian resort town of Sharm El Sheikh. Middle East countries stand to gain when they use energy relations as a conduit for better partnerships. Reuters
Can the Middle East use economic integration as a vehicle for peace?
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Omar Al-Ubaydli is director of economics and energy studies at Derasat in Bahrain and a columnist for The National
03 April, 2024