On April 28, AGSIW will host a discussion with Fatima Abo Alasrar, Ibrahim Jalal, and Rasha Jarhum on efforts to end the conflict in Yemen. Gregory D. Johnsen will moderate the discussion.
On May 19, AGSIW will host a discussion with Robin Mills, Li-Chen Sim, and Faris Al-Sulayman on the transition to alternative energy sources in the Middle East and North Africa. Kate Dourian will moderate the discussion.
This year’s Ramadan initiatives, focused on a sense of community and contributions to development, demonstrate how the Saudi government increasingly relies on citizens to play a role in the ongoing transformation.
The UAE’s Hope Consortium and Hope Probe illustrate a growing shift from a focus on hard power to a broader consideration of human security and the incorporation of new technologies.
After more than 25 years of working alongside international oil company giants, Qatar Petroleum has the technical capability and expertise to manage its own gas business. But it is unlikely to end all its partnerships.
The marginalization of religious figures in Saudi Arabia has prompted a rise of trends focusing on spirituality and meditation to promote self-awareness.
توضح كلاً من مبادرتي ائتلاف الأمل ومسبار الأمل في دولة الإمارات تحولاً متزايدًا من التركيز على القوة الصلبة إلى إعطاء اعتبارات أكبر للأمن الإنساني ودمج التقنيات الجديدة
In his new book from Palgrave Macmillan, Robert Mogielnicki examines the development processes behind free zones in Gulf Arab states and assesses the impact of these commercial entities on regional integration, global trade and investment trends, and Gulf foreign relations.
In the Media
The Media Line:Hussein Ibish discussed Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's announcement that presidential elections will be held in May.
