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Hoda Selim has been an economist at the Economic Research Forum (ERF) in Cairo since 2011. Previously, she worked for five years at the World Bank’s Cairo Office in the Poverty Reduction and Economic Monitoring Department. She previously held a research-related position at the Global Development Network. She has a BA in economics from Cairo University, an MA in corporate and international finance from Sciences Po in Paris, and a PhD from Sciences Po. She has conducted research on macroeconomic and development policy issues in Egypt and the Arab region, including economic growth, monetary and exchange rate regimes, and the macroeconomics of oil management.
The Egypt Economic Conference: Q&A with Hoda Selim
Egypt’s Economic Development Conference will be held in Sharm el-Sheikh March 13-15, 2015. The conference aims to lay out the Egyptian government’s economic vision and plans for reform and position Egypt as a desirable destination for international investment. We spoke with Hoda Selim, an economist at Egypt’s Economic Research Forum, about the country’s current economic position and how the conference could help.
