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Can Arab States Bounce Back from COVID and Climates Crises?

Can Arab States Bounce Back from COVID and Climates Crises?
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The U S -Middle East Partnership Initiative: Building Hope for the Years Ahead

Secretary of State Colin Powell announces a new Administrationinitiative that places the US firmly on the side of change for theMiddle East.  He outlines a framework for cooperation known asthe U.S.-Middle East Partnership Initiative that will serve as abridge between the US and the Middle East.

The Challenges of Post-Pandemic Recovery: Exploring New Findings From the 2022 UNDP Arab Human Development Report

The Middle East Institute (MEI) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) are pleased to invite you to a presentation and discussion on the findings of the 2022 Arab Human Development Report,  “Expanding Opportunities for an Inclusive and Resilient Recovery in the Post-COVID Era.” 

As Biden and Mideast leaders meet in Jeddah, human security should be urgently on the agenda

As President Joe Biden and several Gulf and Middle East leaders meet in Jeddah, they will be discussing global energy markets, regional security, countering Iran, and building on the Abraham Accords. But in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and as the Russian war on Ukraine reverberates, half of the countries in the region, and tens of millions of people, are facing desperately worsening socio-economic conditions. If the summit seeks to work toward a more stable Middle East, the U.S. and Gulf leaders should agree on a sustained effort to use part of the region’s windfall from high energy prices to support vulnerable states and societies that are at risk of serious unraveling and instability.

Frontiers | Toward an Ecosystem Framework for Advancing Women s Entrepreneurship in Yemen

Women’s entrepreneurship is critical to an economy’s growth and development, yet it faces a variety of difficulties. This study aims to conduct a theoretical assessment of women’s entrepreneurship in Yemen and examine the problems it faces in its development. The findings show that women entrepreneurs in Yemen face numerous hurdles, including social, cultural, and institutional barriers; financial constraints; a lack of entrepreneurial education and knowledge; and a deficiency in training and incubation support. Consequently, it is suggested that a complete ecosystem for women’s entrepreneurship be developed, involving various stakeholders and comprising different types of facilities capable of assisting women entrepreneurs and ensuring their optimum advantage.

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