

Business Today Middle East – March 2026 (March issue, pages 58-59)
Professor Sergei Guriev argues that modern economic leadership depends on building long term growth through human capital, innovation, digital infrastructure, open global engagement, and stable yet adaptable institutions that give investors and entrepreneurs confidence in a rapidly changing world.
Forbes
Dr Zsuzsanna Tungli, argues that inclusion only becomes effective when organizations move beyond symbolic DEI commitments and embed practical behaviours and fair systems that challenge bias, amplify diverse voices, and integrate inclusion into everyday leadership and decision making.

Wall Street Journal
Vania Stavrakeva says Europe’s central banks may not need to raise rates despite rising energy prices, warning that weaker consumer demand is the main concern. Unlike 2022, inflation is low and interest rates are already higher, so policymakers are more likely to hold or even cut rates as they monitor the impact of the Middle East conflict.
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