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An Open Letter to Secretaries Blinken and Austin Regarding Afghan SIVs Signed by 100 Former Foreign Service and Military Officers

An Open Letter to Secretaries Blinken and Austin Regarding Afghan SIVs Signed by 100 Former Foreign Service and Military Officers An Open Letter to Secretaries Blinken and Austin Regarding Afghan SIVs Signed by 100 Former Foreign Service and Military Officers Note: The below letter was sent to U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III on May 10, 2021. MEI's Senior Vice President Gerald Feierstein, Distinguished Senior Fellow on National Security General (ret.) Joseph Votel, and MEI Afghanistan and Pakistan Program Director Marvin G. Weinbaum are among the signatories. We are a group of former diplomats, military officers, and civil servants. Many of us have helped manage and support U.S. engagement with Afghanistan over the past twenty years. We are writing to you today to add our voices to the many Americans who have already expressed concern, both publicly and privately, about the fate of the many thousands of Afghans who devoted their lives to working with U.S. personnel in support of America’s policy objectives and the values we espoused in Afghanistan.

Al Kharsaah Solar Power Plant to start operations this year

Al Kharsaah Solar Power Plant to start operations this year  10 Mar 2021 - 8:24 File photo used for representation only. Lani Rose R Dizon / The Peninsula Qatar’s 800 MW Al Kharsaah Solar Power Plant will start its operations this year, as the country’s first utility scale solar power plant prepares to supply solar power for the upcoming Qatar 2022 World Cup, an official has said.  Speaking at a webinar on ‘Carbon Neutral World Cup 2022’ hosted by the US Chamber of Commerce’s US-Qatar Business Program in partnership with the Qatari Embassy recently, Bodour Al Meer, Sustainability Director at the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy (SC), said Qatar has developed a unique hosting concept to deliver a World Cup like no other. 

The American Turkish Society Announces its Ninth Class of Young Society Leaders

The American Turkish Society Announces its Ninth Class of Young Society Leaders News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Jan. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Turkish Society is pleased to announce the ninth class of "Young Society Leaders," a group of 20 accomplished professionals with a demonstrated record of leadership ability and commitment to serve the U.S.-Turkish community at large. "We are pleased to welcome our newest class of Young Society Leaders. Like those who came before them, they are a diverse group of young people who are becoming leaders in their respective fields and who will undoubtedly provide the future leadership of the Society and take a major role in shaping and improving Turkish American relations.We are proud to have all of them on board," said Lawrence M. Kaye, Co-Vice Chair of The American Turkish Society.