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ME-2017. Syria and Iraq: Untying the Gordian Knot

10.03.2017
ME-2017. Syria and Iraq: Untying the Gordian Knot
10.03.2017

ME-2017. Yemen and Libya: Save Society, Restore the State

10.03.2017
ME-2017. Yemen and Libya: Save Society, Restore the State
10.03.2017

Naumkin: The Meeting in Armenia Will Help Define Features of a Common Vision

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Naumkin: The Meeting in Armenia Will Help Define Features of a Common Vision
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ME-2017. Yemen and Libya: Save Society, Restore the State

10.03.2017
On February 27-28, the Valdai Discussion Club, in partnership with the Institute of Oriental Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, held a conference, titled “The Middle East: When Will Tomorrow Come?” The conference was held in the format of an expert dialogue attended by politicians, scholars and diplomats from over 25 countries that play an active role in the region.
In two days, the conference conducted eight sessions:

Opening of the conference
Session 1. The changing world order and the Middle East: a stormy passage
Session 2. Terrorism: regional aspects of a global threat
Session 3. Syria and Iraq: untying the Gordian knot
Session 4. Yemen and Libya: save society, restore the state
Session 5. Global players: to leave or not to leave, that is the question
Session 6. Regional actors: the responsibility of the strong
Session 7. The Middle Eastern economy: kick-starting growth
Session 8. The future of the Middle East: in search of a common dream


The Middle East: When Will Tomorrow Come? A Conference Held by the Valdai Discussion Club
27.02.2017 - 28.02.2017
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The Middle East: When Will Tomorrow Come? A Conference Held by the Valdai Discussion Club
27.02.2017 - 28.02.2017
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