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Investment in Infrastructure in MENA Region Boosts Permanent Job Creation

RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
Infrastructure and Employment Creation in the Middle East and North Africa
Antonio Estache, Elena Ianchovichina, Robert Bacon, Ilhem Salamon

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Investing in infrastructure projects in the Middle East and North Africa region can create temporary jobs during construction, but also leads to long-term employment opportunities. The World Bank suggests that building infrastructure not only boosts the economy but also helps in generating more permanent jobs. This study looks at how infrastructure investments can improve employment prospects in the MENA region.