China’s willingness to boost imports of discounted Russian crude oil reinforces why Gulf oil- and gas-producing states should strive for diversified energy partnerships.
The continued rise of Indonesia as a Southeast Asian hub has encouraged the Gulf Arab states to view it as both an investment destination and avenue for their economic diversification and growth endeavors.
Investment migration efforts and new labor market policies are part of a broader strategy to position GCC countries as hubs for global capital and talent.
On August 10, AGSIW, the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy, and the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies will host a discussion on the new quadrilateral forum comprising India, Israel, the UAE, and the United States.
On July 19, AGSIW hosted a discussion with Abdulkhaleq Abdulla, Ali Alfoneh, and Randa Slim examining President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s visit to Israel, the occupied Palestinian territories, and Saudi Arabia and considering implications for relations with the United States' partners in the region. Hussein Ibish moderated the conversation.
Roundtable With Ambassador Mohammed A. Al-Hadhrami As part of AGSIW’s Ambassadors Series, H.E. Mohammed A. Al-Hadhrami, ambassador of the Republic of Yemen to the United States, discussed local developments in Yemen as well as ongoing international and domestic efforts to bring the conflict in the country to an end. Ambassador Douglas A. Silliman, AGSIW president, moderated the discussion.
In the Media
Le Monde:Hussein Ibish commented on the implications of President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s visit to Saudi Arabia on U.S.-Saudi relations.
