MENA Roundtable Club - American University

04/23/2013

The MENA Roundtable Club's president is being featured tomorrow in a panel discussion on a PBS Screening on The Future of Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood, and US Foreign Policy in Egypt hosted by the Foreign Policy Association in the SIS Founders Room. Come check it out!

http://www.fpa.org/events/index.cfm?act=show_event&event_id=539

The U.S. has enjoyed 30 years of relatively stable relations with both Israel and Egypt, thanks in large part to the peace plan outlined by the historic Camp David Accords. The harmony between the two rivals has provided a key element of stability in an otherwise turbulent Middle East. But Egypt’s...

03/29/2013

A big thanks to Rafif Jouejati, a Syrian activist, who gave us much insight in to the humanitarian crisis on ground.

03/22/2013

Presentation by Bahrain Ambassador, H.E. Houda Ezra Nonoo, first Jewish Female Ambassador of the Arab World. Remarks by Mrs. Aysha Murad Ali, Cultural Counselor on Women's education in Bahrain

03/11/2013

I'd like to thank everyone who has already emailed [email protected] to RSVP for the event, but if you haven't already, please shoot us a quick email so we can reserve a space for you!! Thanks!

03/04/2013

To celebrate the Month of the Woman, we are happy to announce that the Bahraini Ambassador H.E. Houda Ezra Nonoo is coming to AU to speak on her experience being the first Jewish Female Ambassador in the Arab World! To attend the event, please RSVP to [email protected]. Stayed tuned for more details!

03/01/2013

Great panel discussion about the political crisis in Tunisia and Egypt today, with Mr. Yassine Salah and Mr. Kais Darragi from the Tunisian Embassy, Mr. Mohammed Malouche from Tunisian American Youth Professionals, and Professor Asiya Daud of SIS.

02/26/2013

02/25/2013

Exciting news for our event on Thursday evening, Mr. Kais Darragi, Political Counselor at the Tunisian Embassy, accompanied by Mr. Yassine Salah, First Secretary Consular at the Tunisian Embassy, will be participating in our event, shifting the nature of our event into a panel discussion.

Remember, the event will be held in SIS 300 from 5:30-7:30 pm, followed by some delicious Middle Eastern cuisine! Come support our new club, learn more about the Arab Spring, and the Tunisian revolution!

Hope to see you there!

02/06/2013

Dinner!