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"There has been a massive deterioration in the economy, and commerce cannot flourish under the special situation we're going through," Mr. Fayyad, a former World Bank economist, said at the conference. "This will still take some more time to address."
Mr. Fayyad said more patience is necessary before Gaza and its population of 1.4 million can become beneficiaries of the influx.
