Regional Affairs

Morocco’s protests prompted gestures of support from GCC states, representing a fresh reminder of a long history of supporting each other in times of need.

The region’s landscape for initial public offerings is entering a more mature and globally aligned phase after a trend-defying boom.

On December 15, AGSI hosted a discussion on the future of Gulf economies.

Syria’s challenge moving ahead will be the difficult effort to develop a political system that will empower Syria’s people to embrace the more pedestrian but necessary political compromises upon which inclusion and representative government are based.

The recent visit by the Saudi crown prince to Washington turbocharged prospects for U.S.-led mediation on Sudan, but the case for skepticism remains compelling.

Gulf states are active in the critical mineral sector, but their approaches and strategies vary widely.

On December 18, AGSI will host a unique event to close the exhibition “Making Space: Gulf Photographers on the Scene.”

As the Gulf states pursue defense localization and seek to reduce dependence on the United States and Europe, Ankara offers cost-effective technology and a model of how to build capacity.