Building democracy in the empire of oil: Arab economies in the Spring
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TIMES.
By: Michael Martin | June 22, 2011
The Tunisian Tourism Board's post-Jasmine revolution ad campaigns evoke a new, dark sense of humor.
"They say Tunisia is nothing but ruins," reads one poster, featured on busses across Europe. In the background, ancient ruins slowly crumble in Carthage, Tunisia's ancient Roman city.
Al Mubadarah Visits Oman
OMAN TRIBUNE.
By: Staff Reporter
MUSCAT An exhibition of women’s garments, accessories, shoes, handbags, abayas, perfumes, and a variety of other household and consumer goods was held at a plaza in Madinat Qaboos here recently.
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Washington: Networking at the Summit on Entrepreneurship
Morocco Board News Service - Some Moroccan attendees, in addition to Morocco’s Ambassador, Aziz Mekouar, were Wafa Zerrouki with the Association of Women Artisans, Sami Nadifi with IBI International, Amine Maaouni with the Moroccan American Center, wafaa Fathi with the BMCE Foundation and M. Essakalli with Zid Zid Kids and others.Obama fulfills Cairo pledge with Entrepreneur Summit
Obama fulfills Cairo pledge with entrepreneur summit
(Reuters)
27 April 2010, 11:43 PM
WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama launches a new effort on Monday to build business and social ties to the Muslim world, but analysts say the need for progress on big issues like Middle East peace will overshadow the initiative.
Obama hosts a two-day Presidential Summit on Entrepreneurship that will bring together about 250 successful business and social entrepreneurs from more than 50 countries, most with large Muslim populations, fulfilling a pledge he made in his Cairo speech to the Islamic world last June.
Obama fulfills Cairo pledge with Entrepreneur Summit
Obama fulfills Cairo pledge with entrepreneur summit
(Reuters)
27 April 2010, 11:43 PM
WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama launches a new effort on Monday to build business and social ties to the Muslim world, but analysts say the need for progress on big issues like Middle East peace will overshadow the initiative.
Obama hosts a two-day Presidential Summit on Entrepreneurship that will bring together about 250 successful business and social entrepreneurs from more than 50 countries, most with large Muslim populations, fulfilling a pledge he made in his Cairo speech to the Islamic world last June.
Washington: Networking at the Summit on Entrepreneurship
Morocco Board News Service - Some Moroccan attendees, in addition to Morocco’s Ambassador, Aziz Mekouar, were Wafa Zerrouki with the Association of Women Artisans, Sami Nadifi with IBI International, Amine Maaouni with the Moroccan American Center, wafaa Fathi with the BMCE Foundation and M. Essakalli with Zid Zid Kids and others.Obama’s Vision Highlighted at Entrepreneurial Luncheon
Washington — Partnerships between the United States and Arab and Muslim communities, inspired by President Obama’s vision in his June 2009 Cairo speech, dominated the agenda at the Entrepreneurship and Public Diplomacy Luncheon, held April 29 at a Washington hotel.
Solving social challenges, shaping public policy
A few weeks ago, my social enterprise consulting start-up was nominated for the 2010 World Technology Award in Social Entrepreneurship by the World Technology Network. Although I was delighted, I was concerned about the social challenges plaguing Muslims in the MENASA (Middle East North Africa South Asia) region.