Mirette F. Mabrouk
About Mirette F. Mabrouk
Mirette F. Mabrouk serves as a Senior Fellow and Founding Director of the Egypt Program, focusing on Middle Eastern diplomatic issues, including cease-fire discussions between Israel and Hamas.
Work at Middle East Institute
Mirette F. Mabrouk serves as a Senior Fellow and Founding Director of the Egypt Program at the Middle East Institute. In this role, she engages in high-level discussions and research focused on Egypt's political and economic landscape. Her work includes analyzing critical issues such as cease-fire negotiations and hostage release talks between Israel and Hamas, contributing to the broader understanding of regional dynamics.
Previous Roles at Atlantic Council
Prior to her current position, Mirette F. Mabrouk held significant roles at the Atlantic Council, where she was the deputy director and later the director for research and programs at the Rafik Hariri Center for the Middle East. In these capacities, she focused on Middle Eastern affairs, shaping research agendas and facilitating discussions on key regional issues.
Research and Publications on Egypt's Economy
Mirette F. Mabrouk has written extensively about the economic challenges facing Egypt. Her analyses highlight the discrepancies between official government statistics and the actual economic conditions experienced by the populace. This work aims to provide a clearer picture of the economic landscape in Egypt and inform policy discussions.
Analysis of US Diplomatic Efforts
Mirette F. Mabrouk has analyzed the implications of US diplomatic efforts in the Middle East. Her insights contribute to the understanding of how these efforts affect regional stability and relationships, particularly in relation to Egypt's strategic interests.
Concerns About Regional Escalation
Mirette F. Mabrouk has expressed concerns regarding regional escalation and its potential impact on Egypt. Her observations focus on the interconnectedness of regional conflicts and the implications for Egypt's security and diplomatic posture.