The Middle East and North Africa will enter a critical phase in 2026, where opportunities for economic growth intersect with new challenges. This period will be a turning point for the region, shaping its future development for years to come. Experts note that the combination of geopolitical instability and the need for structural reforms will create both risks and prospects for the region's countries. Success will depend on the ability of governments to implement reforms and attract investment. At the same time, regional cooperation could be a key factor in overcoming common difficulties.
