Arab Spring instability increased region’s economic problems
By Sami Zaptia. Amman, Jordan, 11 May 2014: The . . .Governor of the Central Bank of Jordan, Ziad Fariz, ...
Tag: Arab Spring
Opinion: My 2 Cents – My Libya, It’s all about Human Rights
By Hafed Al-Ghwell. Washington DC, 2 July 2013: Ever since the start of, what the media has described; “The Arab ...
Learning from Tunisian and Egyptian Arab Spring experiences – part three: Economics
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 06 April 2013: The Programme on Arab Reform and Democracy’s 4th Annual Conference was held in ...
Learning from Tunisian and Egyptian Arab Spring experiences – part two
By Sami Zaptia. Looking for shared experiences from Arab Spring states at the recent Stanford University organised conference in Tunis ...
Learning from Tunisian and Egyptian Arab Spring experiences – part one
By Sami Zaptia. The conference in Tunis included speakers from all three Arab Spring states (Photo: Sami Zaptia) ...
Opinion: Prosecutor’s Office statement – signs of the emergence of Libya as a nation of the rule of law?
By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 19 January 2013: Plurality of powers in Libya? The Prosecutor's Office last week released a statement ...
Conference on the rebuilding of Libya concludes in Jordan
The . . .'Rebuild Libya' conference held in Amman, Jordan 1-4 October. By Sami Zaptia. Tripoli, 7 October: A conference ...
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