How to follow our MENA 2015 meeting
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Middle East and North Africa
At a decisive time for the region and with the full support and presence of Their Majesties King Abdullah II and Queen Rania Al Abdullah, the World Economic Forum’s Middle East and North Africa meeting 2015 is convening over 800 key leaders from government, business and civil society to support a comprehensive and forward-looking vision for prosperity and peace.
Below you will find instructions on how to follow #mena15 via our social media channels, and how to include its content on your own website or blog.
- Our interactive session video player – This embed hosts all of our webcast sessions in one convenient location, live and rendered
- Our full programme – Containing information about all our sessions
- Individual session embeds – If you only want to embed specific sessions
- Feed of photographs – A selection of the best photographs taken at the meeting
- Social media – Follow participants on Twitter and tweet using our special hashtags
- Forum Agenda – Re-publish from a selection of original Middle East and North Africa focused content
Embedding our interactive session video player
The code below allows you to embed our interactive and mobile responsive video player with full details of the sessions. The sessions will play automatically when they are live and then be available on-demand soon after with the same code.
Just copy and paste the following on your website:
<iframe src=”https://webcasts.weforum.org/widget/1/jordan2015?p=1&pi=1&ms=1″
width=”100%” height=”696px” frameborder=”0″ scrolling=”no”></iframe>
This code will add a section to your website that will look like this:
Embedding the full programme
To embed the full programme with all sessions and details, just copy and paste the following code to your website:
<iframe id=”webcast” src=”http://webcasts.weforum.org/widget/1/jordan2015?fs=1&fsi=9&th=1″ width=”100%” height=”1582″ frameborder=”0″ scrolling=”no”></iframe>
It will give you list of the programme with the livestreamed sessions, which looks like this:
Embedding an individual session
To embed individual session videos, please refer to the relevant Middle East and North Africa 2015 Embed Code (PDF).
All sessions that are livestreamed will also have a live curated conversation thread where anyone from the public audience can join the sessions with their comments and questions.
Photographs
A selection of the best pictures taken at the MENA meeting will be made available free of charge under the creative commons licence (cc-by-sa) on Flickr (http://wef.ch/mena15pix).
The official meeting hashtag is #mena15
We have 4 other hashtags that will be used to follow contributions around the main topics and themes of the meeting:
- Future of the Internet #futureweb
- Infrastructure, Longterm Investing, and Development #futureinvest
- Employment, Skills & Human Capital #newjobs
- Economic Growth & Social Inclusion #equalgrowth
Follow highlights from the meeting on Twitter @wef http://wef.ch/twitter
Livetweeting from selected sessions @davos http://wef.ch/livetweet
Highlights and livetweeting in Spanish @wef_es and Highlights in Chinese at Weibo.
Official Twitterlist:
Participants active on twitter: https://twitter.com/wef/lists/mena15
The World Economic Forum curates content relevant to global issues, posting links and articles to its Facebook page daily. ‘Like’ us on our Facebook page http://wef.ch/facebook and on our Spanish Facebook page http://wef.ch/facebook_es.
Google+
Follow the meeting on Google+ http://wef.ch/gplus
Follow the meeting on LinkedIn http://wef.ch/linkedin
Forum Agenda
During the MENA 2015 meeting, we will be publishing articles by participants, from CEOs and industry leaders to Young Global Leaders and Global Shapers.
You are welcome to republish the articles, providing you credit the World Economic Forum and link back to the original.
Read expert analysis, ideas and insights from participants in Spanish https://agenda.weforum.org/espanol and Chinese https://agenda.weforum.org/china.
Image: The sun rises on the first day of Eid al-Fitr in Amman. REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed
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