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Apabila Anwar selalu berbangga sebagai ahli panel forum di Doha, Qatar, saya membayangkan sudah tentu Anwar merupakan tetamu istimewa mewakili pihak Islam (terutamanya HAMAS) membelasah kegelojohan Amerika Syarikat menyokong Israel membedil umat Islam di Gazza. Saya membayangkan Anwar memang sibuk berceramah selama dua hari berturut-turut hingga 'tertinggal' kapal terbang untuk balik ke Malaysia menghormati Yang Dipertuan Agung merasmikan sidang parlimen Malaysia.
Ramai Yahudi Amerika yang hadir dalam forum Doha, Qatar itu. Termasuk Madeline Albright (bekas Setiausaha Negara Amerika), Martin S. INDYK (Pengarah Saban Center at Brookings, United States), Michael O’HANLON, Steven HEYDEMANN. Malah penaja utama program itu pun dari dana korporat Yahudi Amerika iaitu The Brooking Institution dan The Saban Center.
Saya jangka inilah kesempatan terbaik untuk Anwar menyuarakan bantahan kepada kumpulan Yahudi di Amerika dalam kesempatan mereka berforum bersama.
Tetapi semua yang saya jangka, yang saya agak melalui penulisan di anwaribrahimblog semuanya salah. Anwar membayangkan tulisan di blognya seolah-olah dialah yang paling hebat dalam forum itu, dialah 'hero harapan baru' umat Islam yang akan membawa suara umat Islam sedunia.
Walhal, apabila saya membaca sendiri jadual program yng diiklankan oleh AIDC fotopages, rujuk di sini saya boleh membayangkan Anwar seperti 'semut hitam di atas batu hitam, di malam yang gelap'
Tiada impak apa-apa sama ada Anwar hadir atau tidak dalam forum itu. Bukan penting pun, hanya sebagai ahli panel untuk salah satu program sahaja. Itupun suara Anwar tenggelam dengan kehebatan Madeline Albright dan David PETRAEUS.
Tetapi bagi Anwar program itu sangat penting, hingga sanggup meninggalkan acara perasmian parlimen di Malaysia.
Bila Anwar diberi kesempatan untuk mengemukakan pendapatnya, tiada kritikan dan kecaman ke atas Israel, tiada usul membeza umat Islam yang dizalimi oleh Israel di Ghazza. Yang ada, Anwar menyusun ayat puji-pujian melangit kepada pentadbiran Obama yang nampak serius untuk terus berdailog dengan negara-negara Islam.
Hebat betul pujian Anwar kepada Obama, seolah-olah Presiden Amerika yang baru itulah penyelamat dunia Islam, walhal semasa era Obamalah, umat Islam dibunuh sesuka hati oleh tentera-tentera Israel di Semenanjung Ghazza dan pada era Obama lah, tentera ditambah berkali ganda di Afganistan.
Macam mana Anwar hendak kutuk Israel dan Amerika, sedangkan Anwar sendiri termasuk dalam 'rangkaian agen Amerika' yang diklasifikasikan oleh RAND Corporation sebagai "Muslim Moderat".
Proses saringan 'agen Amerika' telah dilakukan secara bertapis sehingga Anwar boleh dilantik menjadi pensyarah pelawat di Johns Hopkin, Georgetown, diiktiraf oleh RAND Corporation dan dilantik panel NED (National Endownment for Democracy) serta dijemput menjadi ahli panel dalam mana-mana program anjuran Amerika.
Anwar sendiri adalah penasihat antarabangsa The Brookings Institution, sudah merelakan diri diikat tangan dan dikunci mulut serta sudah dikenal pasti sebagai agen Amerika yang berpengaruh dalam dunia Islam, macam mana dia hendak kritik Israel ?
Kalau dirujuk dalam kebanyakan jurnal kajian ilmiah merumuskan The Brookings Institution dan RAND Corporation adalah penaja berkembangnya ISLAM LIBERAL di seluruh dunia Islam. Anwar sebagai penasihat The Brookings Institution dan Islam Moderat, RAND Corporation, jadi apa diragukan lagi peranan Anwar ?
Yang hadir dan menjadi ahli panel dalam forum itu semuanya pendokong ISLAM LIBERAL yang pro Amerika; Barham SALIH (Timbalan Perdana Menteri Iraq); Ziad ABU AMR (Presiden Palestinian Council on Foreign Relations); Daoud KUTTAB (Director, Community Media Network, Palestine); Bouthaina Shaaban (Minister and Political and Media Advisor to the President, Syrian Arab Republic; Shibley TELHAMI (Nonresident Senior Fellow, Saban Center at Brookings; Anwar Sadat Chair for Peace and Development, University of Maryland, United States); Salih Mahmoud OSMAN (Member of Parliament of the Sudan); Ahmed RASHID, (Freelance Writer and Journalist - Pakistan); Saad Eddin IBRAHIM — (Chairman, Ibn Khaldun Center for Development Studies, Egypt) dan lain-lain.
Di antara senarai tokoh di atas, dua tokoh paling menonjol iaitu Saad Eddin Ibrahim dan Shibley Telhami. Saad Edin Ibrahim merupakan Pengerusi Pusat Pengajian Ibn Khaldun, atau di Mesir lebih dikenali sebagai UNIVESITI AMERIKA. Dia juga diiktiraf sebagai Muslim Moderat oleh CSID (The Center for the Study of Islam and Democracy) , Amerika Syarikat.
Shibley Telhami pula profesor di Kerusi Anwar Sadat untuk Pembangunan dan Keamanan di Universiti Maryland, Amerika Syarikat. Dia dianggap salah seorang penasihat kerajaan Amerika khusus berkenaan dengan dunia Islam. Amerika meletakkannya sebagai profesor di Kerusi Anwar Sadat sudah membawa maksud jelas bahawa dia merupakan pelopor keamanan dunia Islam dengan Israel seperti yang pernah diusahakan oleh Anwar Sadat, bekas Presiden Mesir yang mati ditembak.
Bermakna, The Brookings Institution dan The Saban Center telah memilih orang-orang yang telah dikenalpasti sebagai satu aliran yang dikenali sebagai Muslim Moderat. Anwar Ibrahim, Saad Edin Ibrahim dan Shibley adalah dari aliran yang sama dan mereka sering dijemput menjadi ahli forum dalam program-program Amerika bertemakan demokrasi.
Forum Amerika dan Dunia Islam atau Forum missionari antara agama yang digerakkan oleh Amerika ke atas dunia Islam ?
Kehadiran Katherine MARSHALL dalam membentangkan pandangannya semasa sesi 'Faith Leaders Building on the Common Word: From Consensus to Action' jelas menjelaskan matlamat US-AGENDA US – ISLAMIC WORLD FORUM. Dia merupakan senior fellow Georgetown University's Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs, dan Pengarah the World Faiths Development Dialogue. Dia pernah berkhidmat di Bank Dunia pada tahun 2000-2006 sebagai counselor to the World Bank's President on ethics, values, and faith.
Bermakna, dia merupakan pendukung pluralisme untuk menyamarata semua agama di dunia ini. Jadi adakah salah satu matlamat utama US – ISLAMIC WORLD FORUM adalah menyebarkan fahaman pluralisme ke dunia Islam yang melahirkan golongan Islam Liberal ?
Katherine MARSHALL, (dua dari kanan) Senior Fellow, Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs, Georgetown University, United States pendokong pluralisme dan liberalisme.
Setelah meneliti satu persatu jadual lengkap US – ISLAMIC WORLD FORUM, di Doha baru-baru ini (seperti yang dilampirkan di bawah), saya mula tertanya-tanya kenapakah Anwar mengatakan sangat penting dan sanggup mengenepikan perasmian persidangan sidang parlimen di Malaysia. Apa yang pentingnya ?
Anwar pun hanya menjadi panel untuk satu hari sahaja ? Itu pun bukan ucap utama pun, jadi apa pentingnya?
Setelah berfikir semula saya sudah memahami maksud 'penting' yang dimaksudkan Anwar itu. Selain menjadi ahli panel, dia juga merupakan salah seorang peserta yang wajib menghadiri semua program tersebut.
Kehadirannya sangat penting kerana di sanalah tempat berkumpullah proses rekrut agen-agen Amerika di seluruh dunia Islam untuk mendapat taklimat mengenai penyesuaian modus operandi selaras dengan dasar Presiden baru Amerika, Barack Obama.
Memang penting kerana di Doha lah, Anwar boleh berjumpa semula dengan Madeline Albright yang boleh menyampaikan salam kepada Hillary Clinton dan Al Gore di Amerika.
Kalau begitu, memang sangat penting, kerana ketidakhadiran Anwar menyebabkan namanya tertinggal sebagai mata rantai kerajaan Amerika.
AGENDA US – ISLAMIC WORLD FORUM COMMON CHALLENGES
February 14th -16th, 2009
Four Seasons Hotel Doha, Qatar
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH, 2009
14:00 – 17:30
ARTS & CULTURE ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING
16:00 – 19:00
Al Zubara Hall Registration
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH , 2009
09:00 – 12:00 Networking Sessions (Informal)
• Women Leaders
• Faith Leaders
• Science and Technology Leaders
• Arts and Culture Leaders
13:30 – 15:00
SPECIAL SESSION: THE NEXT GENERATION SPEAKS
What do Muslim men and women under the age of 30, who make up over 60% of the Muslim world population, regard as priorities for the future? Using web technology and polling data, this session will showcase the perspectives of the region’s next generation, as to the key challenges they see ahead.
Moderator:
Ahmed YOUNIS — Senior Analyst, Gallup Center for Muslim Studies,
United States
Speakers:
- Amr KHLID — Chairman, Right Start Foundation International, Egypt
- Lucas WELCH — President, Soliya, United States
15:00 – 17:00
Arts and Culture Leaders
Cultural Engagement with the Muslim World : A New Way Forward
What are specific recommendations for cultural interaction between the United States and the Muslim world, particularly involving collaboration, co-production, and/or capacity building? What are the opportunities and new paradigms offered by the wave of partnerships between U.S. companies and entities in the Gulf? By new media such as social networking and content production and distribution?
Convenor:
Cynthia P. SCHNEIDER — Nonresident Fellow, Saban Center at Brookings; Distinguished Professor in the Practice of Diplomacy, Georgetown University, United States.
Speakers:
- Nashwa AL-RUWAINI — CEO and Board Member, Pyramedia, LLC, United Arab Emirates
- Walter PARKES — Producer, Parkes-MacDonald Productions, United States
- Cory ONDREJKA — Senior Vice President, Global Digital Strategy, ECM Music, United States
15:30 – 16:30
Press Briefing Goals of the U.S.- Islamic World Forum
Speakers:
- H.E Mohamed Abdullah AL-RUMAIHI — Assistant Foreign Minister for Follow-Up Affairs – Qatar
- Martin S. INDYK — Senior Fellow and Director, Saban Center at Brookings, United States
- Stephen R. GRAND — Fellow and Director, Saban Center at Brookings’ Project on U.S. Relations with the Islamic World, United States
18:00 – 18:30
WELCOME AND OPENING PLENARY 
Welcoming Remarks:
- Carlos E. PASCUAL — Vice President and Director, Foreign Policy Studies, The Brookings Institution, United States
Keynote Address:
- H.E Abdullah Bin Hamad Al-Attiyah, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Energy and Industry - Qatar
18:30 – 19:30
COMMON CHALLENGES: ADDRESSING TOGETHER EMERGING GLOBAL ISSUES 
Moderator:
Carlos E. PASCUAL — Vice President and Director, Foreign Policy Studies, The Brookings Institution, United States
Speakers:
- Madeleine K. ALBRIGHT — Former United States Secretary of State
- Anwar IBRAHIM — Minister of Parliament, Federation of Malaysia
- David PETRAEUS — Commander, U.S. Central Command
- Barham SALIH — Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Iraq
20:45 – 22:00
SPECIAL SESSION: PALESTINE, SYRIA AND THE ARAB–ISRAELI CONFLICT
Moderator:
- Martin S. INDYK — Senior Fellow and Director, Saban Center at Brookings, United States
Dari kiri Shibley Telhami, Ziad Abu Amr, Bouthaina Shaaban dan Daoud Kuttab
Speakers:
Ziad ABU AMR — President, Palestinian Council on Foreign Relations, Palestine
- Daoud KUTTAB — Director, Community Media Network, Palestine
- Bouthaina Shaaban — Minister and Political and Media Advisor to the President, Syrian Arab Republic
- Shibley TELHAMI — Nonresident Senior Fellow, Saban Center at Brookings; Anwar Sadat Chair for Peace and Development, University of Maryland, United States
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH , 2009
09:00 – 10:30
THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS: HOW DO WE RESPOND?
What will the global economic crisis mean for the United States and the Muslim world? Will the United States and the Muslim world be able and want to use this crisis to forge new strategic common ground? How will the global financial crisis affect Muslims in the developing world?
Moderator:
- Ismail SERAGELDIN, Director, Library of Alexandria, Egypt
Speakers:
- Vahid ALAGHBAND, Chairman, Balli Group, PLC, United Kingdom
- Abdel Aziz Abu Hamad ALUWAISHEG — Minister Plenipotentiary and Director, Economic Integration Department, Gulf Cooperation Council, Saudi Arabia
- Daniel CHRISTMAN — Senior Vice President for International Affairs, United States Chamber of Commerce, United States
- David RUBENSTEIN — Co-Founder, The Carlyle Group, United States
11:00 – 13:00
TASK FORCES: SESSION ONE
Governance Dialogue Energy and Governance
What is the relationship, over time, between trends in the energy market, economic subsidies and political reform? How does the internal distribution of funds from energy revenues influence governments?
What are the consequences of political reform or steps governments have taken?
Convenor:
- Shibley TELHAMI — Nonresident Senior Fellow, Saban Center at Brookings; Anwar Sadat Chair for Peace and Development, University of Maryland, United States
Speakers:
- MJ AKBAR — Chairman and Director of Publications, Covert Magazine, India
- Michael ROSS — Associate Professor of Political Science, University of California, United States
- Benjamin SMITH — Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Florida, United States
Human Development and Social Change Dialogue
Human Development, Displacement, and Security: Iraq
What is the impact of internal displacement on the country itself? What is the impact of refugees on host countries in both protracted and temporary refugee situations? What is the impact of the refugees and internally displaced on peace processes? On security and stability in the region? On future economic stability and progress?
Convenor:
- Hady AMR — Fellow and Director, Brookings Doha Center, United States
Speakers:
- Bouthaina SHAABAN, Minister, Political & Media Advisor at the Presidency – Syria
- Jassim AZAWI — Presenter, Inside Iraq, State of Qatar
- Elizabeth Ferris — Senior Fellow, Brookings-Bern Project on Internal Displacement, The Brookings Institution, United States
Security Dialogue
Global Transformations and Security Relationships
How prepared is the world for looming social, economic, and technologic transformations and how will they affect U.S.-Muslim world relations in the security domain?
Convenor:
- Tamara WITTES — Senior Fellow, Saban Center at Brookings, United States
Speakers:
- Thomas FINGAR — Former Chairman, National Intelligence Council, United States
- Rami Khouri — Director, Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs, American University of Beirut, Lebanon
- Kenneth POLLACK, Director of Research, Saban Center at Brookings, United States
14:00 – 15:30
ENERGY SECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY
What are the big trends? How are these trends affecting producer countries? Given these trends, what is U.S. energy policy in an Obama administration likely to look like? How important will the search for alternative fuels be?
Moderator:
- Carlos PASCUAL — Vice President and Director, Foreign Policy Studies, The Brookings Institution, United States
Speakers:
- H.E. Dr. Mohamed Saleh Al-Sada, Minister of State for Energy and Industrial Affairs - Qatar
- Alex Dodds — President and General Manager, ExxonMobil Qatar Inc
- David SANDALOW, Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy Studies, The Brookings Institutions, United States
15:45 – 17:15
INITIATIVES WORKSHOPS: SESSION ONE
Arts and Culture Leaders
Cultural Engagement with the Muslim World: A New Way Forward
How do we best maximize the potential of media and the arts as agents of social change? How can institutions of learning advance social change?
Convenor:
- Cynthia P. SCHNEIDER — Nonresident Fellow, Saban Center at Brookings; Distinguished Professor in the Practice of Diplomacy, Georgetown University, United States
Speakers:
- Saad MOHSENI — Chairman, Moby Group, Afghanistan
- Ismail SERAGELDIN — Director, Library of Alexandria, Egypt
Faith Leaders
Building on the Common Word: From Consensus to Action
What is the Common Word initiative and how can it be operationalized? How can faith leaders promote religious tolerance, both within their own religious communities and the broader world?
Convenor:
- Katherine MARSHALL — Senior Fellow, Berkley Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs, Georgetown University, United States
Speaker:
- Joseph CUMMING — Director, Reconciliation Program, Yale Center for Faith and Culture, United States
- Aref NAYED — Senior Advisor, Cambridge Interfaith Program, Cambridge University, Jordan
Science and Technology Leaders
Strengthening Knowledge Societies
Is the Muslim world making progress in its efforts to build knowledge societies that will improve economic and human development? How would the United States benefit from this progress? How can American and Muslim-world scientists, engineers, educators, business people, philanthropists, and governments work together to strengthen knowledge societies?
Convenor:
- Kristin LORD — Fellow, Saban Center at Brookings, United States
Speaker:
- Atta-ur RAHMAN — Coordinator General, OIC Standing Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation, Pakistan
- Brian BAIRD — United States Congressman (D, WA-3)
17:30 – 19:00
INITIATIVES WORKSHOPS: SESSION TWO
Arts and Culture Leaders
Cultural Engagement with the Muslim World
What are recommendations with regards to two potential initiatives suggested by President Obama, opening “America Houses” in Arab cities and launching an “America’s Voice Corps” of people with language and public diplomacy skills to engage with people in the Arab world? What are our final recommendations, from all three sessions? What can and will this group do to publicize and enact the recommendations?
Speaker:
- Laurie Meadoff — Founder and Chief Evangelist, Chat The Planet, United States
Faith Leaders
Building on the Common Word: From Consensus to Action
How can faith leaders educate their respective flocks regarding other religious traditions? How can faith leaders work together to help defuse conflicts, such as the Danish cartoon controversy, as they emerge?
Speaker:
- John Bryson CHANE — Eighth Bishop of Washington, United States
- Ahmad IRAVANI — Director, Islamic Studies and Dialogue, Center for the Study of Culture and Values, Catholic University of America, Iran
Report Launch: Building a Knowledge Society in the Arab World
Building dynamic, innovative, and flexible economies that add value through the creative application of human initiative is now a central challenge of all societies. The challenge is particularly acute in the Arab world. As a group, these 22 countries lag other regions—and their own potential—in educational achievement, scientific advances, and economic growth. In 2003, the United Nations Development Programme published the Arab Human Development Report 2003: Building a Knowledge Society, which examined the region’s progress in developing the knowledge, skills, and institutions rewarded in today’s global economy. A New Millennium of Knowledge?
Assesses what has happened in the five years since the 2003 report was published, what successes towards building a knowledge society have been achieved, what work remains, and what has failed. It analyzes what has occurred in the last five years in terms of governance, education, science and technology, knowledge-based industry, and building a knowledge culture. Drawing on the insights of a distinguished group of experts, it then recommends tangible steps toward achieving the vision of a knowledge society in the coming five years
Speakers:
- Hala LATTOUF, Minister of Social Development, Jordan
- Kristin LORD — Fellow, Saban Center at Brookings, United States
19:30 – 21:00
Meet in front of hotel for shuttle bus MUSEUM OF ISLAMIC ARTS
Designed by I. M. Pei (designer of the Louvre Museum), the Museum of
Islamic Arts’ design is inspired by Islamic buildings such as Ibn Tulun's
mosque in Egypt and the Al Hambra Palace in Spain. Built along the Doha
harbor, it is the first of its kind in the Gulf and houses a large collection of
Islamic art from across the Islamic world ranging from the seventh century
to the present day.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH , 2009
09:00 – 10:30
THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION AND THE MUSLIM WORLD
What are the top priorities for the new Administration and how does the U.S.-Muslim world relationship fit in? What do the recent U.S. elections mean for security in the Muslim world, particularly Iran, Pakistan, and Afghanistan? What is the new Administration’s foreign policy towards the Muslim world likely to look like and how will it affect the Muslim world over the next four years?
Moderator:
- Raghida DERGHAM — Senior Diplomatic Correspondent and Political Analyst, Dar Al-Hayat
Speakers:
- Jawad al-Bolani — Minister of the Interior, Republic of Iraq
- Jackson DIEHL — Deputy Editorial Page Editor, The Washington Post, United States
- Keith ELLISON — United States Congressman (DFL, MN-5)
- Salih Mahmoud OSMAN — Member of Parliament of the Sudan
- Ahmed RASHID, Freelance Writer and Journalist - Pakistan
11:00 – 13:00
Lobby Level TASK FORCES: SESSION TWO
Governance Dialogue
Energy and Governance
What is the relationship, over time, between trends in the energy market, economic subsidies and political reform? How does the internal distribution of funds from energy revenues influence governments? What are the consequences of political reform or steps governments have taken?
Speakers:
- Saad Eddin IBRAHIM — Chairman, Ibn Khaldun Center for Development Studies, Egypt
- Steven HEYDEMANN — Vice President and Special Adviser, Muslim World Initiative, United States Institute of Peace, United States
Human Development and Social Change Dialogue
Human Development, Displacement, and Security: Iraq
What is the impact of internal displacement on the country itself? What is the impact of refugees on host countries in both protracted and temporary refugee situations? What is the impact of the refugees and internally displaced on peace processes? On security and stability in the region? On future economic stability and progress?
Speakers:
- Khalid KOSER — Course Director, Geneva Centre for Security Policy, Switzerland
- Michael O’HANLON — Senior Fellow, Foreign Policy Studies, The Brookings Institution, United States
- Ahmed RASHID — Journalist and Author, Descent Into Chaos, Pakistan
- Sima SAMAR — Chairperson, Afghan Independent Human Rights Commission, Afghanistan
Security Dialogue
Security Relationships: Pakistan and America
How can more a productive security relationship be created in the years ahead? What are the key current trends? What do they bode to future actions taken to bolster security on both sides?
Convenor:
- Stephen R. GRAND — Fellow and Director, Saban Center at Brookings’ Project on U.S. Relations with the Islamic World, United States
Speakers:
- Aitzaz AHSAN — Barrister-at-Law, Pakistan People's Party, Pakistan
- Hameed HAROON — Chief Executive Officer, Dawn Group of Newspapers, Pakistan
- Shuja NAWAZ, Director, South Asia Center, The Atalantic Council of the US, Pakistan
14:15 – 15:45
CLOSING PERSPECTIVES
Where are the opportunities for cooperation between the United States and the Muslim world that arise from the common challenges we are likely to face in the future? In what ways can innovative tools be utilized to create tolerance and understanding between the U.S. and the Muslim world?
Moderator:
- Martin S. INDYK — Director, Saban Center at Brookings, United States
Speakers:
- Nashwa AL-RUWAINI — CEO and Board Member, Pyramedia, LLC, United Arab Emirates
- Brian Baird — United States Congressman (D, WA-3)
- Anies BASWEDAN — Rector, Paramadina University, Indonesia
- Sally QUINN — Columnist, Washington Post, United States
15:45 – 16:00
CLOSING REMARKS*
Speaker:
- Stephen R. GRAND — Fellow and Director, Project on U.S. Relations with the Islamic World, Saban Center at Brookings, United States
16:15 – 17:30
Lobby Level BOOK LAUNCH
Power & Responsibility: Building International Order in an Era of Transnational Threats
As Washington prepares for a presidential transition, the time has arrived for a serious rethinking of American policy. For the United States, this is no time to go it alone. Authors Bruce Jones, Carlos Pascual, and Stephen Stedman in this book present ideas for the Obama administration, working with other global powers, to promote together what they cannot produce apart—peace and stability.
Recommendations follow more than a year of consultations with policymakers and experts all over the world. They reflect the guidance of the Managing Global Insecurity Project Advisory Group, composed of prominent figures from the United States and abroad. They call for the new president and key partners to launch a 2009 campaign to revitalize international cooperation and rejuvenate international institutions.
Speaker:
- Carlos PASCUAL — Vice President and Director, Foreign Policy Studies, The Brookings Institution, United States
18:00 – 19:00
Al Mirqab Tent DINNER
19:15 – 22:00
Aspire Auditorium
Meet in front of hotel for shuttle bus
(Buses leave at 19:30) Arabian Concerto by Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra
In partnership with and support from the Qatar Foundation, the U.S.-Islamic World Relations Arts and Culture Initiative presents this sneak preview of Arabian Concerto to premier at the Kennedy Center Arabesque Festival in Washington, DC in March 2009. Original composition is by Marcel Khalife and will be conducted by Kurt Meister.
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