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8 May 2023 |
Analysis by Ayham KamelSaudi-Iranian detente is fragile but potential for the Middle East is huge The Guardian
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23 March 2023 |
Analysis by Ayham KamelCredit Suisse losses turn Gulf investors cautious on bank deals BNN Bloomberg
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3 March 2022 |
Analysis by Ayham KamelU.S. ties with Gulf partner UAE are being tested, envoy says Reuters
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Updated 7 November 2020—Original 30 October 2020 |
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17 November |
BLOOMBERGAramco IPO lower valuation is better for Saudi prince: Eurasia Group BLOOMBERG
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22 October 2019 |
CNBCLebanese banks must implement short-term measure to appease protesters, analyst says CNBC
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9 October 2019 |
CNBCProbably not the right time or price environment for Saudi Aramco IPO ... CNBC
As head of Eurasia Group's Middle East and North Africa research team, Ayham Kamel leads coverage of regional geopolitics, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), Iraq, and the Levant area. His work focuses on the US/Russia roles in the Middle East, Iran-Saudi relations, energy policy, terrorism threats, and financial trends in the region. Ayham is a regular contributor to global foreign policy expert discussions and has testified before the British House of Lords. He has experience in policymaking, strategy, valuations, and business development.
Ayham has likewise conducted research on geostrategic issues, foreign aid, democratization, and business operations in emerging markets for the US Senate, the National Democratic Institute, and the Center for International Private Enterprise. Ayham is on the advisory board of the Middle East Institute's Defense and Security Program. He holds a master's degree in foreign service from Georgetown University, which he earned as a Fulbright scholar, and bachelor's degrees in business administration and international relations from the Lebanese American University.
Ayham has likewise conducted research on geostrategic issues, foreign aid, democratization, and business operations in emerging markets for the US Senate, the National Democratic Institute, and the Center for International Private Enterprise. Ayham is on the advisory board of the Middle East Institute's Defense and Security Program. He holds a master's degree in foreign service from Georgetown University, which he earned as a Fulbright scholar, and bachelor's degrees in business administration and international relations from the Lebanese American University.
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The world braces for potential foreign policy overhaul under Joe BidenMujtaba Rahman, Alex Brideau, Ayham Kamel, Risa Grais-Targow, Jon LieberEURASIA LIVE
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