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Global Rebound 2021 Programs and Initiatives Update
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Another informative installment in our Global Rebound 2021 Series, the Bilateral Chamber is pleased to offer insight on our upcoming programs and initiatives and provide links to encore presentations of recent 2021 programs in which the Bilateral Chamber has hosted, collaborated, and supported.
We will continue to provide our members and partners with timely information, insight, and strategic opportunity as the global community looks forward to the resumption of international air travel and commerce.
If you have any questions or would like to share helpful resources, please feel free to contact us at info@bilateralchamber.org.
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Upcoming Sector & Country-focused Programs
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Webinar: Virtual Mejalis Session with Oman's Minister of Commerce
H.E. Qais Al Yousef
In collaboration with AmCham Oman and the Oman American Business Center - H.E. Qais Al Yousef will discuss Oman's new Economic Stimulus Plan and incentives for foreign investors.
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Meet and Greet: Exclusive Opportunity to Meet
His Excellency Shaikh Abdulla Bin Rashid Al Khalifa
Ambassador of the Kingdom of Bahrain to the United States
April 1, 2021
In an exclusive event, the Bilateral Chamber is pleased to collaborate with the Bahrain Embassy to the U.S. to host His Excellency Ambassador Abdulla Bin Rashid Al Khalifa of the Kingdom of Bahrain to the United States who will provide his unparalleled insight and explore the robust commercial opportunities for U.S. companies in Bahrain across multiple economic sectors.
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Webinar: Spotlight on Israel: How Does American Business Benefit From
The Abraham Accords. Competition or Opportunity?
April 6, 2021
In collaboration with AmCham Dubai’s upcoming webinar event, esteemed panelists will discuss and provide an overview of geopolitical factors and their impact, the current market, insights and opportunities, the legal framework of doing business in Israel, and a view from those on the ground.
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Click here to register
Webinar: Logging into Senegal’s Digital Sector
April 6, 2021
In support of the U.S. State Department, Economic and Business Affairs, U.S. Embassy Dakar upcoming webinar, the Bilateral Chamber is pleased to bring your attention to this informative event where esteemed panelists, U.S. Ambassador to Senegal T.H. Tulinabo S. Mushingi, Ph.D. and Senegal Information Director-General T.H. Cheikh Bakhoum will provide insight and explore opportunities in Senegal’s ITC sector including 5G and cable infrastructure, data centers, cybersecurity, mobile technology, and satellite imaging.
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Click here to register
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Recent Sector & Country-focused Programs:
Encore Presentations
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Bilateral Chamber's Webinar: Air Travel in the COVID-19 Era:
The Role of Airports and Airlines in Ensuring Safe Travel
Our esteemed panelists, high-level executives with United Airlines and Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, discussed the extraordinary steps being taken by global airlines and airports to ensure that international air travel continues to be the safest method of travel. They also discussed the future of air travel and new safety protocols, including the development and global implementation of the "Health Passport".
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Click here to view the webinar
Bilateral Chamber's 14th Annual Model Arab League (MAL)
Since 2007, the Bilateral Chamber and National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations have hosted a leadership development program for university students from across the United States. Participants take on roles of delegates in a simulated debate of the Arab League whereby witnessing first-hand the complexities of international policy formation.
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This year, students from seven universities competed in our first-ever virtual model. The formal debates and moderated caucus took place across a series of five specialized councils: Joint Defense Council, Council of Political Affairs, Council of Arab Social Affairs Ministers, Council of Arab Environmental Affairs, and the Special Council on Technology and Cybersecurity. Each council had a range of topics designed to provide students the opportunity and ability to form policy resolutions. The topics ranged from "formulating solutions to improve epidemic resilience throughout the Arab League" to "evaluating existing water rights and improving agreements between states" and "discussing the role of the digital economy and emerging technologies.”
"It is not everyday you come in contact with something like this. We are given the chance to represent people like us and make a change for our people and other countries. In a sense, we're the heroes of our own story. By the end, I could see other delegates with never before seen confidence, pride, and a love for bettering their people. It's not like anything else I have experienced, and it's better than what I would have hoped for."
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-Faith H., The University of Arkansas at Little Rock
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To learn how you can support our education initiatives, please send an email to edu@bilateralchamber.org. |
Participating Schools
Represented Countries
Top Left to Right: Palestine, Egypt, Syrian National Coalition, Oman, Iraq
Bottom Left to Right: Kuwait, Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar, Morocco
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Webinar: Examining Dynamics in Iraq: A Conversation with
His Excellency Dr. Fareed Yasseen, Ambassador of Iraq to the United States
In support of the recent National Council of U.S. - Arab Relations webinar, the Bilateral Chamber is pleased to bring your attention to this informative event where H.E. Dr. Fareed Yasseen discussed changing dynamics in Iraq across all sectors and other issues aimed to promote an increased understanding of Iraq, its interests, its challenges, and its people.
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Webinar: U.S. - Saudi Arabia Business Leaders Virtual Forum:
Emerging Stronger Together: Economic Growth & Resilience
In support of the recent U.S. Chamber of Commerce webinar, the Bilateral Chamber is pleased to bring your attention to this informative event where esteemed leaders from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the senior executives from U.S. firms discussed the future of U.S. - Saudi economic collaboration, Saudi Giga projects, economic diversification and Vision 2030 investment opportunities in the Kingdom, embracing sustainability, healthcare innovation, and biotechnology as a means of supporting economic recovery and improving quality of life.
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