Energy
Bassam Fatouh, Laura El-Katiri , United Nations Development Programme, Regional Bureau for Arab States , 2012
This paper argues that a reform of energy pricing mechanisms in the Arab world may be seen as beneficial from more than one perspective, and as offering potential paths for reform. Nevertheless, it recognizes that the current political climate in the region will render the reform of domestic energy prices difficult in practice, such that reform may indeed be a medium- to long-term endeavor.
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