Starting tomorrow, AGSIW's seventh annual Petro Diplomacy conference will bring together stakeholders in the Gulf energy sector, global supply competitors in North America, analysts, and policymakers to discuss how changes in technology, fiscal priorities, and opportunities for growth continue to alter the relationship between politics and energy for both the region and the world.
Results from Iraq’s elections show that a determined young generation can organize and win seats, no matter the obstacles placed in the way by a political system most Iraqis lost faith in long ago.
The United States’ withdrawal from Afghanistan is less an “inflection point” in China’s engagement in the Middle East and more an opportunity to reassess the nature of Sino-Middle Eastern ties.
Talks between Saudi Arabia and Iran could possibly help end the war in Yemen and prove to be the most dramatic step in a wave of de-escalation in the region.
سلوك الصدر، المعروف بعدم تردده في تغيير مواقفه وتحالفاته السياسية في المستقبل القريب، سوف يقرر إلى حدٍ كبير مستقبل علاقات العراق مع كل من إيران والولايات المتحدة
تُظهر نتائج الانتخابات العراقية أن جيلاً شابًا قادرًا على التنظيم والفوز بالمقاعد البرلمانية بصرف النظر عن العقبات التي يضعها النظام السياسي، الذي فقد ثقة معظم العراقيين به منذ زمن طويل
On October 14, AGSIW, in partnership with ABANA, hosted a discussion with Zubaid Ahmad, Omar Syed, and Rachel Ziemba examining the role of Gulf sovereign wealth funds in the world economy. Robert Mogielnicki moderated the discussion.
In the Media
Al Jazeera: In an interview, Ambassador Douglas A. Silliman discussed Iraq's October 10 elections. He additionally spoke with Al Hurra regarding the elections.
Arabian Business:Robert Mogielnicki commented on the new Saudi National Investment Strategy and efforts to boost local and international investments in the Saudi economy.
