This is a response to an editorial published in the Jordan Times newspaper by a tourist who recently visited Jordan. Dear A.H. Ekker, First of all, thank you for sharing your opinion. I specifically appreciate the token “in Jordan people are very friendly and hospitable” as a introduction to your critique of exactly how Jordanian.

The WEF is nothing more than another local and international intensive PR campaign, and the media is more than happy to play along
 Written by Musa al-Shuqairi If hundreds of rich “people” blabber for three straight days and there is no one to report it, do they make any sound? It is no secret that.

Interview with Samir Amin by Hassan Zanind. Samir Amin is the president of the “Forum Mondial des Alternatives”, a network of intellectuals of the so-called “Third World”. In this interview he takes a critical look at globalization and power politics The relationship between capitalistic globalization and democracy is contradictory, Samir Amin asserts. Your forty-year-old intellectual.

Nima Abu Wardeh is the Middle East business reporter for the BBC. She is also the founder of MZone, a media content provider and consultancy service, specializing in media and business issues related to the Arabworld. She was interviewd by, Heather Kitt, from the Global changemakers program. Kitt is a young youth expert, who works.

Rabbi Awraham Soetendorp, the President of Soetendorp Institute for Human Values, Netherlands , shared with Global changemaker Ibrahim Al Bastaki, an active member in his community in UAE, his views on the need for peace in the Middle East. Rabbi Soetendorp believes that young people in both Israel and Palestine had enough with the occupation.

Mr. Sharif Zu’bi, Minister of Industry and Trade in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. He also served as the Minister of Justice (2006-2007).  Zu’bi graduated from the University of Bristol in Commercial Law. He is a senior partner at Ali Sharif Zu’bi Advocates and Legal Consultants. Muamar Al-Khalayleh, a Jordanian participant at the Global Changemakers.

Dr Khaled Toukan, is the head of the Jordan Atomic Energy. He is also known to be as one of the best Ministers of Education for the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. He served as Minister of Higher Education (2001-2002). Dr. Toukan’s academic career includes the position of President of Al-Balqa Applied University (1997-2001, a Research.

قام شباب صناع التغيير العالمي العرب بإجراء مقابلة مع السيد محمد عمران، رئيس شركة الإتصالات الإماراتية يوم السبت 15 أيار المنتدى الإقتصادي العالمي. بحيث سأله الشاب يوسف السويسي ، النشط في مجال البيئة و الطاقة من ليبيا و الطالب الإماراتي ابراهيم البستكي طالب الهندسة المدنية في دبي عن تجربة الإمارات في مساعدة الشباب العربي للتعامل.

Yesterday, the Global changemakers had the chance to interview Rami George Khouri at the World Economic Forum. Khouri is a Palestinian-Jordanian and U.S. citizen whose family resides in Beirut, Amman, and Nazareth. He is director of the Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs at the American University of Beirut. His journalistic work.

Dr. Salaheddin Al Bashir is a top lawyer in Jordan but is probably most known for being a former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Justice and Minister of Trade and Industry. Al Bashir came by to talk about the peace process to the Global Changemakers from a Foreign Affairs perspective. Dunia Aqel a Jordanian.