The Middle East has long been a focal point of global conflict, but what are the deeper economic consequences of war in this region? From the disruption of oil markets to the impact on global trade routes, this session will explore the far-reaching financial effects of conflict in the Middle East. War doesn’t just destroy infrastructure—it reshapes economies, shifts alliances, and affects global markets in ways that can last decades. Discover how these conflicts are altering the economic landscape, both in the region and around the world, and what it means for global stability and prosperity.

Contributors:

Carole Nakhle, Nassim Taleb, Michael Fertik, Mehreen Khan with Kevin Gildea