Embracing Eco-Digitalization and Green Finance Policies for Sustainable Environment: Do the Engagements of Multinational Corporations Make or Mar the Target for Selected MENA Countries?

It is an undeniable fact that the digital economy and green financing are persistently gaining global attention as effective tools for achieving rapid economic growth development. However, environmental effects of these indicators just evolving, leaving research community with insufficient policies harnessing much-anticipated sustainability agenda. Hence, this provides first empirical evidence impacts eco-digitalization on sustainable environment in selected Middle East North African countries from 1995 to 2019. The model considers roles multinational corporations, renewable nonrenewable energy, growth, population covariates models based STIRPAT framework. stated hypotheses verified Cross-Sectionally Augmented Mean Group, Common Correlated Panel Quantile Regression. Findings show eco-digitalization, financing, energy drive On flip side, largely deter delivering blueprint. estimated results corroborated by findings panel quantiles regression. Furthermore, causality uncovers existence bidirectional unidirectional model. Policy insights support pathways toward MENA economies suggested findings.