在七十年代,近东产油国同进口能源的发展中国家的金融信贷关系,有了很大的发展。许多个国家的和多边的阿拉伯金融机构的出现,使这些关系更趋活跃。近几年来本地区各国之间的资本运动所达到的规模如此广泛和如此活跃,以致完全可以认为,这是它们之间的经济关系中出现的崭新现象。 In the seventies, the financial and credit relations between the oil-producing countries in the Near East and the developing countries that imported energy have greatly developed. The emergence of many national and multilateral Arab financial institutions has made these relations more dynamic. The scale of the capitalist movement among the countries of the region in recent years has been so vast and so active that it is entirely conceivable that this is a brand new phenomenon in the economic relations between them.