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The tight security in Sharm El Sheikh starkly reminded participants at the World Economic Forum on the
Middle East of the most difficult challenges facing the region: the quest for peace and stability, particularly in Iraq and between the Israelis and Palestinians.  |
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| In depth |
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The Middle East Business Agenda
We have to dig deeper through technology and innovation. |
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Investing for the Future
We must grow the role of the private sector. It is important that the private sector not only speak out but it should also do
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Global Integration
The forces of globalization create tension just as they create opportunities.
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Youth and Understanding
We need a dialogue to listen to the needs of the young so we can turn the 'youth bulge' into assets we can be proud of. |
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Democracy, Peace and Security
There must be a stronger dialogue between politics and business to move the peace process forward. |
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| Priorities for Action in Middle East |
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 | The World Economic Forum on the Middle East aimed to shape the regional agenda in pursuit of a more prosperous and peaceful future. |
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