AGSIW is pleased to present our newly redesigned website.
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DonateDear Colleagues,
AGSIW is pleased to present our newly redesigned website – AGSIW.org. Since our launch in 2015, we have grown significantly in terms of content and programming, staff, and most importantly, audience. We will continue to expand our in-depth coverage of the Gulf Arab states and believe the redesigned website is more responsive to our audience while allowing us to showcase our programs and publications on this critical geostrategic region.
More accessible content
The new AGSIW.org is designed to allow users easier access to the content they need, now organized by topics and countries. We have added a simpler interface to register for events, share AGSIW content to social media, and download publications. The new website also offers a more mobile-friendly format.
More multimedia content
In addition to making it easier to find and watch event videos, interviews, and conversations with experts, our audience can expect more multimedia content from us in the near future.
Continued brand tradition
With the improved look and feel of AGSIW.org, we wanted to remain true to our original brand; you can expect to see the familiar logos, colors, and fonts that have come to define the unique AGSIW brand.
We hope you will continue to find AGSIW.org an essential resource for analysis on the Gulf Arab countries and the broader region. We welcome your feedback and encourage you to sign up to receive our program announcements and new publications, as well as our weekly newsletter, the Dhow.
Thank you for your continued support!
Sincerely,
Ambassador Marcelle M. Wahba
President, AGSIW
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