11 Quotes by Rachel Bronson

People are making decisions to invest elsewhere than in the U.S.. Gulf money is being invested in Europe and Asia. This furthers that trend.

Pakistan is far away and it's not Arab. The positive things we do in Pakistan don't register that loudly in the Arab world.

We know wealthy Saudis are funding terror. With higher oil prices, they just have more money to do so.

Unlike in the United States, where it feels like high prices are going to last forever, in the Middle East, the feeling is that it will not last. So how do you avoid the problems of the 1980s that followed the boom of the 1970s?

The question many have in the region is how not to squander the wealth like they did in the 1970s.

To get to 6 million barrels a day will require $30 billion to $40 billion in investment, and it assumes a bull market for oil. If you just start doubling production, but demand stays the same, that's wasteful.

It's a very important step in turning over security to the Iraqis.

If you talk to American players and the Saudis, they will tell you it was a purely economic decision.

The UAE is the major banking center in the area, and they realized that unless they got serious about fixing their banking laws, their entire economic base would collapse.