The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has proposed an investment strategy worth €5 billion through 2026 to assist nations impacted by the continuing conflict in the Middle East. Specific countries targeted for assistance include Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, and the West Bank and Gaza, as well as some of their neighboring countries such as Egypt and Turkey.

The ongoing conflict has impacted many factors in those countries such as trade, energy, and other aspects of the region's economy are being affected aswell. Now this made the costs associated with goods and services have increase dramatically while the investor confidence across many individual nations has decreased significantly, leading to increased demand for basic services.

The Funding from the EBRD will provide support to businesses, it provide financial system stabilization, and preserve critical levels of service. Moreover, the funding will help improve and strengthen energy systems provide stability to companies that are dealing with market disruptions.

This current condition is still changing quickly, and the level of support will depend on demand, but the focus remains on keeping economies running and helping people and businesses manage the impact of the ongoing crisis.