When the financial crisis hit Wall Street in September, most governments in the Middle East assumed that their economies would remain insulated from the turmoil.
Before long, however, the crisis had widened and the contagion had spread.
By Roula Khalaf
Published: November 24 2008 17:09 | Last updated: November 24 2008 17:09
When the financial crisis hit Wall Street in September, most governments in the Middle East assumed that their economies would remain insulated from the turmoil.
Before long, however, the crisis had widened and the contagion had spread.