Abdul Halim Fadlallah

University Professor and Researcher

Dr. Abdul Halim Fadlallah is a Lebanese economist, researcher, and analyst who serves as the president of the "Consultative Center for Studies and Documentation" in Lebanon. He has been a visiting professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration at the Lebanese University since 2010. He holds a bachelor's degree in Economics from the Lebanese University (1990), a diploma in Finance and Business (2000), a specialized diploma in Banking Economics from the Arab University of Beirut (2001), a master's degree in Economics from the same university (2005), and a PhD in Economics from the University of Damascus. Fadlallah has supervised numerous research projects, including the "Alternative Vision Project for Development and Strategies for Economic and Financial Reform" in 2005 and the "Comprehensive Field Survey of Damages to Economic Sectors Resulting from the July 2006 Aggression." His areas of specialization include issues of development, poverty, economic reform, globalization, and Lebanon's fiscal policies and public debt. Among his published works are the books Globalization, Equality and Poverty (2012) and Banking Financing of Public Debt in Lebanon (2009), as well as numerous articles on political economy and Lebanon's economic crises. He is known in the media and specialized circles as an economic analyst close to the Axis of Resistance, and in 2020 he was proposed as one of Hezbollah's candidates for Lebanon's Ministry of Industry. The center under his leadership plays an important role in providing economic and developmental studies and consultations