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There are 100 million young people in the Middle East and North Africa. They are a force for change in a region at a crossroads. This blog is focused on ideas for tapping into this immense potential and meeting the aspirations for jobs, justice and dignity.

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World Bank Group Vice President for Middle East and North Africa

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Shanta Devarajan

Senior Director, DEC and Acting World Bank Group Chief Economist

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Antonius Verheijen

World Bank Country Manager for Tunisia

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Senior Economist

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Regional Knowledge & Learning Coordinator

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Social media communications strategist

Back to School Series

The annual ‘Back to School’ series runs at the start of each school year and looks at the challenges of the education system in the region.

Education in Tunisia

This blog series explores the role education could play in creating opportunities and promoting sustainable and inclusive growth.

Monthly Archive

Slow Growth in Middle East and North Africa Calls for Bold Approach to Economic Reforms

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Shanta Devarajan, World Bank Chief Economist for the Middle East and North Africa region, discusses the latest issue of the Quarterly Economic Brief.

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