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  • Washington, DC Summer Internship Program

    Washington, DC Summer Internship Program

    Students: apply now to spend the summer in DC with the National Council! Program combines work experience, site visits, and an academic seminar on Arabia and the Gulf. Read More
  • Analyzing the 38th GCC Summit: A Counter-Interpretation

    Analyzing the 38th GCC Summit: A Counter-Interpretation

    Dr. John Duke Anthony addresses common misperceptions about what did and did not happen at the 2017 GCC Summit in Kuwait. Read More
  • The Middle East Today: Where To?

    The Middle East Today: Where To?

    Keynote speech by HRH Prince Turki Al Faisal at the National Council's 26th Arab-U.S. Policymakers Conference. Read More
  • The 1990-1991 Kuwait Crisis Remembered: Profiles in Statesmanship

    The 1990-1991 Kuwait Crisis Remembered: Profiles in Statesmanship

    Dr. John Duke Anthony looks at lessons learned from the 1990-1991 Kuwait Crisis. Read More
  • 26th Arab-U.S. Policymakers Conference

    26th Arab-U.S. Policymakers Conference

    The National Council’s 2017 Policymakers Conference – “Arab-U.S. Relations: How Best to Navigate an Uncertain Present and Future?” – was held October 18-19 in Washington, D.C. Read More
  • Saudi Arabia’s Oil-Economy Roller Coaster & Vision 2030

    Saudi Arabia’s Oil-Economy Roller Coaster & Vision 2030

    Dr. Paul Sullivan examines economic challenges facing Saudi Arabia and the Kingdom’s “Vision 2030” reform plans. Read More
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Recent National Council Publications

  • Continuity Amidst Transformation: Reflections on Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s Visit to the United States
    By Dr. John Duke Anthony
  • The U.S.-Saudi Arabia Relationship: New Challenges and Opportunities
    Dr. Saad Alsubaie
  • Analyzing the 38th GCC Summit: A Counter-Interpretation
    By Dr. John Duke Anthony
  • The Middle East Today: Where To?
    HRH Prince Turki Al Faisal
  • The 1990-1991 Kuwait Crisis Remembered: Profiles in Statesmanship
    By Dr. John Duke Anthony
  • Syria’s Tragedy: A Different Narrative
    By Dr. John Duke Anthony
  • Can Saudi Arabia’s “Vision 2030” Get the Kingdom Off the Oil-Economy Roller Coaster?
    Dr. Paul Sullivan

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    26th Annual Arab-U.S. Policymakers Conference

    NCUSAR's Annual Arab-US Policymakers ConferenceThe National Council's Annual Arab-U.S. Policymakers Conference gathers internationally renowned specialists to analyze, discuss, and debate issues of over-arching importance to the American and Arab people's needs, concerns, interests, and key foreign policy objectives. The 26th Arab-U.S. Policymakers Conference – Arab-U.S. Relations: How Best to Navigate an Uncertain Present and Future? – was held October 18-19, 2017, at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, D.C.

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    NCUSAR Briefing: Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman's Upcoming Visit to the U.S. (.mp3)

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    From the 2017 Arab-U.S. Policymakers Conference:

    Keynote Address by General Joseph L. Votel (.mp3)

    Keynote Address by HRH Prince Turki Al Faisal (.mp3)

    Challenging Stereotypes: How Understanding Saudi Arabia’s Women Can Help Bridge Cultural Divides (.mp3)

    The GCC Countries’ Role in Regional Dynamics (.mp3)

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    NCUSAR Briefing: Humanitarian Challenges in Yemen (.mp3)

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