Crisis in Palestinian-Run West Bank Clouds Post-War Gaza Hopes

The new Palestinian prime minister is a former World Bank executive who vows to fight corruption and waste. The finance minister worked at PwC. The foreign ministry is helmed by a woman with a US doctorate and deep experience in human rights.

By: financialpost.com

May 05 2024
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(Bloomberg) — The new Palestinian prime minister is a former World Bank executive who vows to fight corruption and waste. The finance minister worked at PwC. The foreign ministry is helmed by a woman with a US doctorate and deep experience in human rights. Read More

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Crisis in Palestinian-Run West Bank Clouds Post-War Gaza Hopes

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