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Bahrain: Challenges & Opportunities

On May 21, the National Council hosted a briefing on "Bahrain: Challenges and Opportunities" at the Rayburn House Office Building in Washington, DC. See details

Summer Arabic Language Study Abroad

The National Council is pleased to offer students summer Arabic language study abroad opportunities in Morocco, Lebanon, Oman, Yemen, and Egypt. See details

NCUSAR 2012 Annual Review

The National Council's 2012 Annual Review, featuring programmatic highlights from the past year, is now available for download. See details

Podcasts of NCUSAR Programs

Audio recordings of National Council programs are available for download through iTunes. See details

Bahrain: Challenges & Opportunities Summer Arabic Language Study Abroad NCUSAR 2012 Annual Review Podcasts of NCUSAR Programs
 
  • Constitutionalism and Human Rights in Tunisia

    Tunisia

    On March 5, 2013, the National Council along with The Maghreb Center, The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, and the International Council for Middle East Studies, hosted a conference on “Constitutionalism and Human Rights in Tunisia: The Islamist-Led Democratic Transition Post-Arab Spring” in Washington, DC.

    "Tunisia: Post-Revolution Political and Constitutional Transitions" Podcast (.mp3) and Video

    "The Future of Women's Rights, Minority Rights, and Freedom of Expression in Tunisia" Podcast (.mp3) and Video

    • Recap from The Maghreb Center

 
  • Opportunities for Investment in Libyan Energy, Finance, and Infrastructure

    Libya

    On April 22, 2013, the National Council hosted H.E. Dr. Elkalani A. Alsalim, Libya’s Minister of Finance, for a discussion on “Opportunities for Investment in Libyan Energy, Finance, and Infrastructure” in Washington, DC. H.E. Dr. Alsalim was introduced by H.E. Ali Aujali, Ambassador of Libya to the U.S., while Ms. Randa Fahmy Hudome, Mr. Robert Marro, and Ms. Paula Freer served as commentators and Dr. John Duke Anthony served as moderator. A podcast from the event is available through the link below as well as on iTunes.

    "Opportunities for Investment in Libyan Energy, Finance, and Infrastructure" Podcast (.mp3)

 
  • Rhetoric and Reality in Arab-U.S. Energy Relations

    Arab-US Energy Relations

    On April 11, 2013, the National Council hosted “Rhetoric and Reality in Arab-U.S. Energy Relations” in Washington, DC. Participating specialists included Mr. John Hofmeister, Professor Paul Sullivan, and Ms. Randa Fahmy Hudome. A podcast from the event is available through the link below as well as on iTunes.

    "Rhetoric and Reality in Arab-U.S. Energy Relations" Podcast (.mp3)

 

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Upcoming Programs

Washington, DC Summer Internship Program

June 3 - August 9, 2013

• Program Information (.pdf)

• 2012 Program Pictures

 

Arabic Language Study Abroad Opportunities

Summer 2013

 
 

Recent Programs

Bahrain: A Conversation About Its Challenges and Opportunities

May 21, 2013
Washington, DC

Podcast (.mp3)

 

"Opportunities for Investment in Libya" with H.E. Dr. Elkalani A. Alsalim, Minister of Finance for Libya

April 22, 2013
Washington, DC

Podcast (.mp3)
 

Rhetoric and Reality in Arab-U.S. Energy Relations

April 11, 2013

Podcast (.mp3)

 

Model Arab League

Student Leadership
Development Program

• Video: Intro to MAL

 

NIU Student Study Visit to the UAE

April 5-13, 2013

• Pictures

 

Constitutionalism and Human Rights in Tunisia

March 5, 2013

• Tunisia: Post-Revolution Political and Constitutional Transitions

• The Future of Women’s Rights, Minority Rights, and Freedom of Expression in Tunisia

 

Seventeenth Annual
Oman Cultural Immersion Program


February 13-27, 2013

• Pictures

 

Model Arab League Study Visit to Saudi Arabia

December 27, 2012-
January 7, 2013

• Pictures

 
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Recent Publications

Council Chronicle - Vol. 6, No. 4
(Fall 2012)

Council Chronicle - Vol. 6, No. 3
(Summer-Fall 2012)

John Duke Anthony - "The Future Significance of the Gulf Cooperation Council"

Robert Lebling - "Saudi Arabia's Energy Crisis"

John Duke Anthony - "Strategic Dynamics of Iran-GCC Relations"

 

Latest NCUSAR Podcasts

Rhetoric and Reality in Arab-U.S. Energy Relations

From the 2012 Arab-U.S. Policymakers Conference:

Regional Geo-Political Dynamics of Iran

Saudi Arabian – U.S. Relations: A View from Riyadh

Keynote Address by HRH Prince Turki Al Faisal

 

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