Dr. Nasser Saidi

Economist & Policy Advisor, Former Lebanese Minister of Economy & Industry, Former First Vice-Governor of the Central Bank of Lebanon, Former Chief Economist of DIFC & Founder of Nasser Saidi & Associates

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  • 2024 - Co-authored Global Economic Diversification Index 2024 released at World Government Summit Dubai
  • 2023 - Published A Mercantile Middle East in IMF's Finance & Development journal on MENA trade integration
  • 2012 - Named among 50 Most Influential Arabs in the World by The Middle East magazine for the fourth consecutive year
  • 2012 - Appointed Deputy Chairman of Eureeca global equity crowdfunding platform
  • 2006 - Chief Economist & Head of External Relations at DIFC shaping Dubai's financial strategy
  • 2006 - Founded Hawkamah Institute for Corporate Governance advancing transparency in MENA markets
  • 2000 - Member of UN Committee for Development Policy appointed by UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan
  • 1998 - First Vice-Governor of the Central Bank of Lebanon for a second consecutive term
  • 1998 - Minister of Economy & Trade and Minister of Industry of Lebanon 
  • 1996 - Lead Negotiator of EU-Lebanon Association Agreement shaping trade with the European Union
  • 1995 - Chairman of Midclear & President of Beirut’s Secondary Market 
  • 1993 - First Vice-Governor of the Central Bank of Lebanon
  • 1985 - Founded N. Saidi & Associates
  • 1980 - Lecturer & Associate at International Centre for Monetary & Banking Studies Geneva
  • 1977 - Professor of Economics at University of Chicago