Jan 22nd, 2012 by dubaidebates
Third motion of Dubai Debates 4 (#DD4), on the topic "Women, Civil Society and Leadership in a New Arab World". Panel with Amira Yahyaoui, Ebtisam Al Ketbi, Sumaya
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Jan 22nd, 2012 by dubaidebates
Second motion of Dubai Debates 4 (#DD4), on the topic "Women, Civil Society and Leadership in a New Arab World". Panel with Amira Yahyaoui, Ebtisam Al Ketbi, Sumaya
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Jan 22nd, 2012 by dubaidebates
First motion of Dubai Debates 4 (#DD4), on the topic "Women, Civil Society and Leadership in a New Arab World". Panel with Amira Yahyaoui, Ebtisam Al Ketbi, Sumaya Tayara, Mohammad Abu Obeid; moderated by Mishaal Al Gergawi. Motion: "The role of women in the Arab Spring has been exaggerated".
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Nov 22nd, 2011 by dubaidebates
Segment 5 of Dubai Debates 3 with Mishaal Al Gergawi, Michael Peel, Robin Mills and Kate Dourian.
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Nov 22nd, 2011 by dubaidebates
Segment 3 of Dubai Debates 3 with Mishaal Al Gergawi, Michael Peel, Robin Mills and Kate Dourian.
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Nov 22nd, 2011 by dubaidebates
Segment 3 of Dubai Debates 3 with Mishaal Al Gergawi, Michael Peel, Robin Mills and Kate Dourian.
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Nov 22nd, 2011 by dubaidebates
Segment 2 of Dubai Debates 3 with Mishaal Al Gergawi, Michael Peel, Robin Mills and Kate Dourian.
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Nov 22nd, 2011 by dubaidebates
Of the many challenges facing the Middle East region, one of the most salient ones is energy. Finite resources like oil and gas are not only detrimental to the environment and expensive; they have also been a cause of tensions and conflict in the region. Nuclear energy has been described as an alternative, with some governments in the GCC region already pursuing plans to build reactors over the next decade.
However, disasters like the Fukushima incident earlier this year in Japan demonstrated, in a most glaring fashion, that nuclear energy is not without risks. The proliferation of nuclear material and know-how is yet another challenge. Indeed, Germany earlier this year became the first industrialised nation completely to opt out of nuclear energy, announcing its decision to close all existing reactors by the year 2022.
Many are therefore advocating for renewable energy as a sustainable solution to managing the long-term energy challenges of the Middle East. Abu Dhabi's Masdar being a case in point, many initiatives in the Gulf states are being established to actively foster research into, and the development of, sustainable energy solutions for the region. But how cost-efficient are these alternative resources like solar and wind energy? Is there sufficient environmental awareness in the region for them to be accepted among people?
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Nov 22nd, 2011 by dubaidebates
Watch part 5 of the DubaiDebates.com session on the role of social media in recent Arab revolutions. Mahmoud Salem aka Sandmonkey explains his plans for the future, talks about a post-ideological party he is setting up, the question of Egypt's next president and death threats he used to get. Al Arabiya's Mohammed Abu Obeid about discussion culture in the Arab world.
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Nov 22nd, 2011 by dubaidebates
Watch part 4 of the DubaiDebates.com session on the role of social media in recent Arab revolutions. Mahmoud Salem aka Sandmonkey explains his plans for the future, talks about a post-ideological party he is setting up, the question of Egypt's next president and death threats he used to get. Al Arabiya's Mohammed Abu Obeid about discussion culture in the Arab world.
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