The US administration's drastic cut in foreign aid has raised concerns in the Middle East and North Africa region, as many countries rely heavily on American aid for economic development, security, and humanitarian assistance. The impact of these cuts is already being felt, with vulnerable people around the world facing devastating consequences. Organizations dependent on US aid are now scrambling to secure stable funding, leaving vulnerable areas without essential services. This shift in aid dependence presents an opportunity for countries like Jordan and Egypt to reassess their economic policies and seek new economic partnerships. The Arab world must use international support to build domestic manufacturing capabilities and enhance regional economic integration.