دور صندوق النقد الدولي في مساعدة دول الربيع العربي

Abstract EN

Naturally, the economies of the Arab Spring countries, such as other countries in the world that have experienced such revolutions, have been affected and have leading to a decline in economic growth rates and increased financial imbalances.

Among these consequences, the role of new governments comes from the desire to provide more employment opportunities for individuals and to reduce the differences between the different strata of society.

But such an approach could force these governments to shoulder more financial burdens to find themselves in front of the International Monetary Fund, which has little focus on social issues affecting citizens such as poverty, unemployment and corruption.

In this study we present the most important economic crises witnessed by the Arab Spring countries and the role of the IMF in dealing with them.