HOMEGROWN SOLUTIONS FOR THE MIDDLE EAST

The set of security, social and political circumstances in the Middle East stir frequent discussions often leading to no constructive solutions. Terrorist threat posed by Daesh and other groups, seemingly endless violence in Syria, waves of refugees fleeing the conflict and unsustainable social conditions make up for a complex challenge. This calls for strong response and clear leadership by actors on the ground. However, only few seem to take the responsibility and show willingness to look for painful and uneasy cures. What would expulsion of Daesh from Iraq mean for the stability of the whole region? What kind of future development would this bring for Syria, facing her own demons? What steps will need to be taken to ensure a proper reconstruction of the region – in all political, economic, social and security dimensions? How should partners from the West be involved in this process? Would a concept inspired by Marshall plan be applicable to this type of political situation? And most importantly - how can a safe haven for Daesh in other parts of the MENA region be prevented?

H. E. Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Turkey
Hon. Nasser Judeh, former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates
of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Sir. John Jenkins, Executive Director, The International Institute for Strategic Studies, Manama
Tarek Osman, Author and Political Economist, Cairo
Led by: Lyse Doucet, Chief International Correspondent, BBC World News, London

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