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Meissa Haouari

Research Assistant

Bio

Meissa Haouari is a Research Assistant at the Middle East Council on Global Affairs for the Conflict and Security Program. She holds a Master’s degree in Politics and Economics of the Middle East from King’s College London, where her thesis focused on state responses to mass mobilization in Algeria, and a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations from SOAS University of London. Her research interests include conflict dynamics, governance, migration, and youth engagement.

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Articles

Algeria’s Chokepoint Opportunity
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and subsequent surge in energy prices have been an economic boon to exporters not directly affected by the disruption, Algeria included. But will the windfall revenues translate into something more durable for the North African country plagued by chronic investment deficits and structural reform needs?  
Meissa Haouari
Morocco’s Youth Protests and the Limits of its Governance Formula 
The gap between spending on grandiose projects like sports stadiums and basic services like hospitals has led a new generation of Moroccans to protest for change.  
Meissa Haouari

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