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Samir HuleiIeh

Samir HuleiIeh

Samir Hulileh was cabinet secretary in the Palestinian Authority from 2005 to 2006 and undersecretary of the Ministry of Economy and Trade from 1994 to 97. He was on the negotiation’s teams for the Paris Protocol in 1993 and the multilateral talks with Israel and others in 1991-92. He is managing director of the Palestine office of Portland Trust; a private British foundation committed to encouraging peace and stability between Palestinians and Israelis through economic development.

Articles

Middle East Wars: The Future of Military Action and the Fate of Agreements
The wars fought across the region over the past three years have produced fundamental shifts that will lead to regional change, but the direction that change will take will not be independent of the outcome of the Israeli, Palestinian, and U.S. elections in the fall.
How To Strengthen the Resilience of the Palestinian Economy - The Policy of ImportSubstitution and Diversification
Building a Palestinian productive economy that meets technical and financial requirements is the only way to protect Palestine from external pressures and shocks that arise from the conflict.
Facing the Deep Crisis: How Will the Palestinian Authority Meet the Challenges of the New Reality?
The Palestinian Authority needs to take on a greater role of empowering its people, working with the private sector and civil society to build the components needed for economic resilience, continued resistance against the occupation and perseverance in the national struggle.
New Realities
Restructuring Palestinian-Israeli Economic Relations - An interview
A good economic agreement was undermined by security and political considera tions.
Crash Program for Economic Survival
The Declaration of Principles comes at a time when Palestinian economic institutions are facing collapse; emergency relief is essential.