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MENA Programme Online Event Series  

Upcoming webinar

How the Private Sector Views Iran’s Economy

Wednesday, 24 June | 14.00 - 15.00 BST

Zoom Webinar

Speakers:

Esfandyar Batmanghelidj, Founder and Publisher, Bourse & Bazaar

Aseyeh Hatami, CEO, IranTalent

Sharif Nezam Mafi, Chairman, Iran-Switzerland Chamber of Commerce

Pedram Soltani, Chairman, PERSOL Corporation; Vice President, Confederation of Asia-Pacific Chambers of Commerce and Industry

Moderator: Sanam Vakil, Deputy Director and Senior Research Fellow, Middle East and North Africa Programme, Chatham House

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Iran has been grappling with severe economic challenges since the reimposition of US economic sanctions following the Trump administration’s withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). In recent months, the country has also been dealing with the worst COVID-19 outbreak in the Middle East which has amounted to a dramatic public health crisis and an economic downfall exacerbated by the pandemic, the collapse of oil prices and continuing US sanctions.  

At this webinar, speakers will discuss the changing role of the private sector in Iran’s political economy. How do businesses see the future of Iran’s trade relationships? How are private sector leaders looking at the US elections and what expectations they have for sanctions relief? What is the role of the private sector in generating employment and how has this been affected by return of sanctions and the more recent COVID-19 crisis?

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Recordings are available on the MENA Programme Facebook page.

Past webinar

"What is a State without the People?": Statehood Obsession and Deni...

Alaa Tartir and Nadim Houry discussed  Palestinian statehood in the context of  Israeli government plans to annex parts of the West Bank.

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Past webinar

Palestinian Refugees and the Role of UNRWA Amidst Annexation Plans ...

The Directors of UNRWA operations in the West Bank and Gaza discussed the effects of the pandemic on Palestinian refugees and the humanitarian repercussions the proposed annexation of West Bank territories could have on displaced Palestinians and UNRWA’s work in supporting them.

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Event contact

Reni Zhelyazkova
Coordinator, MENA Programme

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The network friends of The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant invite you to  join in Norman Macrae Youth Foundation projects . These involve

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update the world's leading pro-youth economist and entrepreneurial revolution debate of your country's future - last officially published surveys in The Economist except where stated

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Next 40 years of global village economy 1972; 3 billion jobs report 1984 as a book

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Help www.wholeplanet.tv search out how many of the 100 greatest investors in worldwide youth come from your nation or mother tongue?

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Celebrate the million times more collaboration dynamics of future of global village capitalism Hunt http://yunuscity.ning.com   for 30000 microfranchises - valued and mapped through peoples social networks as mainly open source solutions to communities greatest sustainability challenges which communities need to empower their own knowhow around - eg the worldwide affordability of health depends on open education of 100 million new nurses seen as both a communities most trusted service worker and mobilized as its greatest information connector

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www.microeducationsummit.com  Will your nation provide a lead chapter in calling for education to be core summit of post 2015 millennium goals- only open education can hel;p youth collaborate in 10 times more health and wealth

Entrepreneurial Revolution - year 42 from The Economist's pro-youth economist Norman Macrae

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Wash DC tel 1 301 881 1655

welcome to most valuable missing curricula OPEN SOCIETY world has ever needed to cross-culturally search for

Joint Home with The Economist since 1972 of The Job Creating curricula of Entrepreneurial Revolution

including

  • Practical Curricula of 7 global market sectors whose locally sustainable purposes need to be most urgently searched by 7 billion people and collaboratively empowered by hi-trust communal investments in worldwide youth
  • 10 green bottles curricula mapping massive open change to economic abundancy of million times more collaboration of post-industrial networking- annual summary of greatest differences between past ad future that it ought to be a democratic economists number 1 responsibility to - eg by 1976 a young Romano Prodi was celebrating this as critically important to mediate all over Southern Europe

 

How did Norman Macrae become pro-youth economist? After spending last days as teenager navigating planes in ww2 over modern day Bangladesh and Myanmar, Norman was tutored in Cambridge Corpus Christi by Keynes: increasingly only economists will design or destroy futures youth need most .Fast forward one quarter after 25 years of editing leaders for The Economist

;1972: Norman Macrae starts up Entrepreneurial Revolution debates in The Economist. Will we the peoples be in time to change 20th C largest system designs and make 2010s worldwide youth's most productive time? or will we go global in a way that ends sustainability of ever more villages/communities? Drayton was inspired by this genre to coin social entrepreneur in 1978 ,,continue the futures debate here

online library of norman macrae - The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant

is any computer science major (or any parent) interested in affordable education also interested in MOOC ?

my dad (isabella's grandad) first became The Economist's net generation future correspondent in 1972 when we saw 500 youth sharing knowledge on an early digital network

The Economist's year-end article on MOOCs revolution to whole of education is here

I am spending most of 2013 connecting youth and MOOC and job creation;after spending most of 2012 on jobs competitions

chris macrae washingtion dc hotline on moocs and net generation's 3 billion new jobs 301 881 1655

 

RSVP chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk if you are passionately interested in MOOCs orconnecting Norman Macrae's last projects 1 2 3 4-

 

helping net generation youth map three billion new jobs of post-industrial revolution- or start by discussing Freedom of Economics

Timeless ER from The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant (aka dad Norman Macrae) A b c ;;1997 a;;; 1983 a ;;;1976 a b;;; 1972 a ;;; 1962 a 1956 a - correspndence with optimistic rationalists always welcome - chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

NEWS from 170th year of newspaper founded to end empire economics through mediating the social action goals of end hunger and end
capital abuse of youth

Number 1 debate of yunus 2050 bookclub

MILLENNIUM OF BRAND PART 2 to 1988 survey year of brand
Let us suppose as people experienced in branding or in mediating hi-trust open search we can identify the brand which can sustain the most people's productive lifetimes round achieving millennium goals voted for by the net generation
before we get to the thorny question of is the worldwide's favorite brand the leaders of superstars give back to communities, or telecentres owned by the poorest or other youth networks needing to job create, or free tertiary education or MIT or ashden.org or www.brac.net or africa24tv.com in conjunction with mo ibrahim transparency awards as prototype world service model for every continent, or Japan-borderless-economics or was it what The Economist was founded in 1843 and backed by queen victoria to do in helping her transition raj economics from empire to commonwealth? admittedly a project she commanded too fast with james wilson losing his life to diarrhea 9 months after being relocated to calcutta ( whose free healthcare network solution of oral rehydration grew the reputation of brac in bangladesh and obama's candidate for next world bank partners in health of Haiti)
what if currency in the future isnt planned by a few noisy politicians trying to re-elect themselves but is exchanged by the organisations that are most collaborating in 7 billion peoples improvement of the human lot and full lifetime if productivity - an idea that my father first called maximising gross world product as distinguished from gross national product
(long ago states became a minority of the top 100 economies judged in terms of separated systems)
will digital cash systems make this easy to brand provided the world's most trusted brand is chosen first - one which by definition will need to be owned in trust by everyone but arguably with more voting power to the next generation or those that have been compound excluded by the way political systems got mass mediated since world war 2
anyone else interested in co-editing this discussion doc or am I talking to myself? timing japanese embassy as guardians of happiest economics for asian pacific century are discussing such issues with sir fazle abed and friends of my father tomorrow night
chris macrae, Dhaka

 

 

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Economics Millennium Challenge

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Chartering is an open Question & Answer method of mapping which we invite all most passionately interested in an unique purpose and heroic goal to linkin. . It was developed by a NM ER microeconomics network and published by the Economist Intelligence Unit in early 1990s. Our chartering network aims to focus first on the world's most unique value multiplying purposes.

 

Since 1982 Norman argued that service economies are sustained by interfacing great open projects- he then clarified how in true knowledge networking economics, people would quickly need to map why separated organisational structures often compound least economic impacts. At this community we will demonstrate how chartering works with a few small projects whose purposes we founded

  • Journal of Social Business
  • YouthandYunus.com
  • Opentech Parnter roundtables convened at places magic moments in 2010s race ton pro-youth economics

 

as well as a few giant projects we have tracked for a long time and believe to be absolutely critical to 2010s sustaining youth's most exciting decade

  • Paris as Social Business Capital of world ; DanoneCommunities
  • Social Business Chairs with a capital's multiple seats
  • SingforHope
  • Micro TechLab at Fukuoma Social Business City and Kyushu University
  • Yang Yin Bao
  • BankaBillion
  • Jamii Bora
  • Wholeplanetfoundation
  • Interface
  • Crowdmapping

This is our 35th year of helping Entrepreneurial Revolutionaries and networkers connect round the most heroic goals all are children want. It has been the greatest editorial privilege> Until Norman's passing in 2010 it was possible for 3 Macraes to meet and discuss detailed social experiences of work with youth in over half of the world's nations. As Internationalist Scots we build on 6 generations of our families's practical experiences across hemispheres and love of transparent maps of empowering productive lifetimes for and by all.

Main ER interests of this community are:

organisational stories

 

Mapping Greatest Purposes ever sustained across generations especially at times of extraordinary change- we invite future correspondents to this for the 16 most life-critical global markets

 

networks which seemed to be the defining change of productive lifetimes of anyone born after 1950

 

value multiplication which happens in hi-trust relationship architectires where everyone's best effors are trasparently linked in to win-win-win business modelsand sustainably rising exponentials - this can only happen in places and cultures where long-term investors are heroised more than speculators

More specific entrepreneurial revolutionary maps are linked in by our associate nings:

  • YunusCity: Increasing productivity of youth and poorest as Asia Pacific century leads

 

  • Jamii Bora - increasing productivity of youth and families in Africa and South

 

 

consider 3 of the most valuable maps of the future ever open sourced Bangladesh 2010, Internet 84, Asian Pacific www century 1976-2005 along with ER 1976 & Joy of Economics

The unacknowledged giant

The unacknowledged giantPlayAdd to PlaylistNorman Macrae is remembered as the Unacknowledged Giant of The Economist. Actually he acted as the world's favourite hub for economics of entrepreneurs before there were hubs for enrepreneurs to collaboratethrough.
Economics is joyous when it helps peoples advance the human lot or when parents can see their investments in children and community are developing opportunities and lives that they could barely have dreamt of.

We suggest the term baddest bank be used to identify those from which freedom of peoples and nations may not be quite the same again. As an internationalist Scot, this sub-editor has a special interest- a banking scam at the start of the 1700s! led to the failure of Scotland as an independent nation, the hostile takeover of Scotland  by England, the need for more that half of Scots to emigrate to make a living in other parts of the world making Scotland one of the first diaspora nations. While worldwide entrepreneurial networking may have gained from this local banking fraud, its amazing that peoples all over the world haven't yet required economists to be transparent about the exponential consequences of bad banking -any parent owes it to their children of the net generation to sort this out now so that we get back to the 2010s being the most productive time for worldwide youth

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ENTREPRENEURIAL REVOLUTION NETWORK BENCHMARKS  2011-20 : Remembering Norman Macrae

archives at The Economist

 

 

2010s Youth's Most Trusted Brands : Grameen & Danone 1 2
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