OPEC appears to be stuck in a vicious cycle of cutting production only to see its share of the market filled by the United States and other, higher-cost producers that are not bound by the production restraints of the OPEC+ agreement.
WASHINGTON, July 22, 2019 – The Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington is pleased to announce the addition of several accomplished scholars to its cadre of non-resident fellows. Eman Alhussein, Sara Bazoobandi, Yasser Elsheshtawy, Bessma Momani, and Aisha Al-Sarihi will contribute to AGSIW’s ongoing examination of key regional trends, drawing on their expertise to enrich both publications and programs.
Speaking with the Boston Herald, Senior Resident Scholar Hussein Ibish discussed the risks of military conflict between the United States and Iran.
Outreach
At the Gulf Research Meeting in Cambridge, United Kingdom, Senior Resident Scholar Kristin Smith Diwan presented a paper on transnational Islamic politics, and Resident Scholar Robert Mogielnicki presented a paper on linkages between artificial intelligence innovation and free zone development processes in Dubai.
Period: August – December 2019 Location: Washington, DC Deadline Extended: July 26
Summary: The Internship Program at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington provides talented students and recent graduates with a semester-long training opportunity designed to encourage professional and personal development. Read more
Summary: The Development Coordinator plays a critical role supporting the Senior Director of Programs and Outreach in fundraising, identifying potential partners and sponsors, and coordinating and managing programs relevant to donor sustainment. Read more
