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17.15 - 18.15
King Hussein Bin Talal Convention Center
- Dead Sea 1
Economies in
Focus: 21 Iraq
Ten years since its onset, how can the
new Iraq deliver inclusive growth and
development in light of favourable energy
prices as well as the current political and
security landscape?
Simultaneous interpretation in Arabic and
English
This session is on the record and webcast
live.
Dead Sea, Jordan 24-26 May 2013
Advancing Conditions for Growth and Resilience
The current Middle East and North Africa context is of fundamental importance for shaping the economic, social and governance systems of the future. Home to youthful populations, energy endowments and some of the fastest-growing economies globally, the region as a whole has formidable assets to drive positive outcomes. Two years after the start of the transitions in North Africa, this promise is compounded by a clear urgency for decision-makers to deliver development and prosperity throughout the populations.
At this pivotal time, the World Economic Forum on the Middle East and North Africa will convene over 900 of the foremost leaders from the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, the Levant, North Africa and internationally. Representing government, industry, media, civil society and youth, these stakeholders will come together to advance understanding, dialogue and action on the most immediate and urgent priorities as well as long-term imperatives.
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King Hussein Bin Talal Convention Center
- Dead Sea 1
Economies in
Focus: 21 Iraq
Ten years since its onset, how can the
new Iraq deliver inclusive growth and
development in light of favourable energy
prices as well as the current political and
security landscape?
Simultaneous interpretation in Arabic and
English
This session is on the record and webcast
live.
Dead Sea, Jordan 24-26 May 2013
Advancing Conditions for Growth and Resilience
The current Middle East and North Africa context is of fundamental importance for shaping the economic, social and governance systems of the future. Home to youthful populations, energy endowments and some of the fastest-growing economies globally, the region as a whole has formidable assets to drive positive outcomes. Two years after the start of the transitions in North Africa, this promise is compounded by a clear urgency for decision-makers to deliver development and prosperity throughout the populations.
At this pivotal time, the World Economic Forum on the Middle East and North Africa will convene over 900 of the foremost leaders from the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, the Levant, North Africa and internationally. Representing government, industry, media, civil society and youth, these stakeholders will come together to advance understanding, dialogue and action on the most immediate and urgent priorities as well as long-term imperatives.
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