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Eduardo Amaral Haddad Senior Fellow

Mahmoud Arbouch Economist

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Abdelhak Bassou Senior Fellow

Ferid Belhaj Senior Fellow

Mehdi Benomar Head – Research in International Relations

Rim Berahab Senior Economist

Dominique Bocquet Senior Fellow

Mounia Boucetta Senior Fellow

Oumayma Bourhriba Economist

Oumnia Boutaleb International Relations Specialist

Otaviano Canuto Senior Fellow

Khalid Chegraoui Senior Fellow

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Alfredo Da Gama e Abreu Valladão Senior Fellow

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Karim El Aynaoui Executive President

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Youssef El Jai Economist

Nihal El Mquirmi International Relations Specialist

Amal El Ouassif International Relations Specialist

Saloi El Yamani Economist

Sabrine Emran Economist

Helyette Geman Senior Fellow

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Tayeb Ghazi Senior Economist

Ihssane Guennoun International Relations Specialist (On Leave)

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Len Ishmael Senior Fellow

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Badr Mandri Economist

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Hamza Mjahed International Relations Specialist - Strategic Monitoring & Analysis Unit

Rabi Mohtar Senior Fellow

Sara Hasnaa Mokaddem Manager - Strategic Monitoring & Analysis Unit

Redouan Najah International Relations Specialist

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Ahmed Ouhnini Economist, Policy Center for the New South

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Hamza Saoudi Senior Economist

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Maha Skah Political Affairs Officer, United Nations

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Youssef Tobi International Relations Specialist

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- Annual Report,Book / ReportJune 7, 2017In 2016, the countenance of Africa emerged slightly reassured. While global growth has remained fairly dull, with sluggish international trade and economic packages on the continent continuing to fail, the rebound of prices for many commodities along with a sustained investment dynamics have…Related topics:Go to topPolicy BriefMay 25, 2017For its 6th edition, the Tana High-Level Forum on Security in Africa, held in Bahir Dar on Lake Tana in Ethiopia from April 22 to 23, 2017, focused on the theme of Natural Resource Governance in Africa. One of the forum session’s key discussion points sought to "understand and explain why the…Related topics:Policy BriefApril 25, 2017Chinese investors are increasingly interested in Africa. Some criticize them for privileging mining investments. A 2017 analysis of these investments shows that investments in mining have not been the only ones privileged by the Chinese operators. Many other sectors such as transport and energy…Related topics:Policy BriefApril 25, 2017Chinese investors are increasingly interested in Africa. Some criticize them for privileging mining investments. A 2017 analysis of these investments shows that investments in mining have not been the only ones privileged by the Chinese operators. Many other sectors such as transport and energy…Related topics:Policy BriefApril 12, 2017We argue in this paper that electricity production needs to be multiplied by a large factor in the coming years for East Africa to reach the economic growth rate it deserves after the improvement of its socio-political situation. The rural electrification rate in North Africa as represented for…Related topics:Research PaperMarch 29, 2017Dans un contexte mondial de plus en plus préoccupé par les aléas climatiques, comprendre l’impact de la croissance économique sur l’environnement devient crucial, notamment pour les pays en voie de développement. Ce papier aborde cette problématique sous le prisme des émissions de dioxyde de…Related topics:Paper in Academic JournalsFebruary 22, 2017This paper discusses the development of a computable general equilibrium (CGE) model with detailed specification for land use. The model considers two aspects of land use: land as a measure of production cost and land as a physical entity that can be used in a variety of ways. To analyze the…Related topics:Policy BriefJanuary 12, 2017While energy products are clearly at the heart of geopolitical relations, other commodities should be taken into account to explain certain changes in the international economic and political environment. This is the case for steel since the 19th century. What about today? In a context of sluggish…Related topics:Policy BriefDecember 6, 2016In September 2015, Heads of State met at the United Nations General Assembly to announce the end of the term of “Millennium Development Goals” (MDGs) and commit to a new set of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The 17 SDGs were written by disciplinary teams, and as they are formulated now, they…Related topics:Policy BriefNovember 21, 2016In late September 2016, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries’ (OPEC) agreement to reduce crude supply was particularly telling. Combined with the improvement of some fundamentals, the agreement in principle created the conditions for a rebound in oil prices. Speculative dynamics to…Related topics:Policy BriefOctober 24, 2016Africa is the new frontier of a global energy transition during a century in which people are rightfully preoccupied by climate change and sustainable development. Energy access in Africa can be reached through unity within and across the continent. Eliminating the obstacles of the historical…Related topics:Policy PaperOctober 18, 2016Morocco’s energy landscape has been changing rapidly over the past decades. Alongside its own population growth, rising access rates to electricity as well as high rates of rural-urban migration and rising living standards, Morocco’s domestic energy needs have risen sharply since the early 1990s.…Related topics:Policy PaperOctober 12, 2016In December 2015, a new international climate agreement was adopted, paving the way for increased mitigation and adaptation efforts. Governments firmly expressed the need for rapid action and 2016 will put the credibility of their commitments to the test. Climate policies are actually becoming more…Related topics:Policy BriefJune 10, 2016After registering significant declines in 2015, the prices of non-renewable commodities rebounded during the first four months of 2016 resulting in a key question for many countries and economic stakeholders: can November 2015 be regarded as the low point of the cycle, suggesting a markets recovery…Related topics:Book / ReportMay 27, 2016Energy is at the core of the remarkable current transitions in the global economy and geopolitics, and natural gas plays a crucial role in these processes. In this context of rapidly evolving trends at the market level and developing dynamics between regional and global actors, The Future of…Related topics: