POMED Notes: Reform in Saudi Arabia
June 18th, 2008 by Sarah
The Middle East Institute invited Usamah al-Kurdi to discuss the status of political, economic, and women’s reform in Saudi Arabia. Since 2001, Al-Kurdi has served as a member of the Majlis Al-Shura Consultative Council of Saudi Arabia. Al-Kurdi argued that U.S. foreign policy can best contribute to the country’s reform by using a “hands off” approach. MEI’s Vice President Dr. Michael Ryan introduced the speaker.
For POMED’s full notes, click here.
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