The Minister of Works and Housing Inspects Refurbishment at Derasat
The Minister of Works, Municipal Affairs and Urban Planning, Dr. Essam bin Abdullah Khalaf, visited Derasat to view ongoing renovations. The third phase of renovations is well underway with aims to make the premises as environmentally friendly as possible.
NATO Cooperation Discussed
The importance of exchanging views on the challenges facing the region and cooperative opportunities with DERASAT were discussed recently when the NATO Deputy Secretary-General, Rose Gottmüller, received Under-Secretary of State for International Affairs and DERASAT Chairman,, Shaikh Abdulla bin Ahmed Al Khalifa at the NATO headquarters in Brussels.
Third West Asia Conference
Mr Mohammed Ismail delivered a presentation on behalf of the Chairman entitled, ‘Instability in Iraq and Yemen: Common Roots, and Potential Remedies.’
Should Governments Force Businesses to Disclose Calorie Information?
Arabian Gulf countries’ health care is efficient but tackling obesity is increasingly important and food education will help.
Iran: Syria and Beyond
Facing the Iranian project is beyond the Syrian issue
Misuse of Social Media
Researcher, Marwa Al Obaidli, discusses the potential negative impacts of social media on security and national cohesiveness.
Indian Ocean Conference, August 2018
The below press release details a recent presentation by Dr. Abdulla Al Khalifa, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Derasat at the India Ocean Conference held in Hanoi, Vietnam, 27th – 28th August, 2018.
An Arab NATO
Since the emergence of the Daesh/ISIS organization and its expansion in late 2014, there has been talk of Arab initiatives to counter the threat of armed organizations, including the joint Arab coalition project, which has returned to the forefront again.
Economic Returns of Artificial Intelligence
This Opinion Piece by Fatima AlSebaie discusses the advances and impact of artificial intelligence developments.
Can We Develop a More Patient Outlook in the Arabian Gulf?
Economics 101: Can we develop a more patient outlook in the Arabian Gulf?
