Thinking MENA Futures: The Next Five Years and Beyond

Excerpt from report:
“In light of the shifting threat analysis, the U.S. should take a number of steps over the coming years to strengthen its position as the region’s leading international partner and in order to reduce the threat of regional catastrophe.”

Quick Facts
Report location: source
Language: English
Publisher: Middle East Institute
Publication date: October 7, 2021
Authors: Amira Roess, Ayat Soliman, Dina H. Sherif, Ferid Belhaj, Filippo Grandi, Florence Gaub, Gerald M. Feierstein, Ishac Diwan, Jihad Azour, Kamal Shehadi, Karen E. Young, Lina AbiRafeh, Marcello Bonatto, Mohammad Abo-Hilal, Mohammed Mahmoud, Mona Fawaz, Nabil Habayeb, Nir Netzer, Noha el-Mikawy, Omar Christidis, Regie Mauricio, Roberta Gatti, Ross Harrison, Sherif Kamel, Steven Kenney
Geographic focus: Global, Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
Page count: 43

Methods

The MEI report utilizes a strategic foresight approach, combining trend analysis, scenario planning, and expert insights to assess the MENA region's future. It incorporates data from various sources, including international organizations, regional studies, and expert contributions, to provide a multidimensional perspective on the region's prospects.

(Generated with the help of GPT-4)

Key Insights

Drivers mentioned include:

  • The Political Economy of Reform is Post-Covid MENA
  • Arab States' Risky Medium-Term Bets
  • Building Forward Better in MENA
  • Can the MENA Region be a Leader in Inclusive Capital?
  • Technology and Youth Drive the Future of Work in MENA
  • The Digitization of Economies and the Future of Work
  • Fintech
  • Telecom Growth
  • The Global Energy Transition
  • Preventing Climate Disaster
  • Addressing Impacts of Climate Change
  • Growth of Urban Living
  • Addressing Public Health Emergencies
  • Post-Pandemic Critical Sectors Transformation
  • Education Revolution
  • WAR
  • Refugee Crisis
  • Strength of Governance
  • Power of Women

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