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Memory of the World Register - Arab States

United Arab Emi7

• More importantly, no place in the United Arab Emirates offers better access to the region's traditional ways of desert life. (nationalgeographic.com)
• Photo and poster exhibitions will be held in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates. (unhcr.org)
• The comments are the first official statement by the Saudis since the United Arab Emirates agreed to normalize diplomatic relations with Israel last week under a US-sponsored deal. (rt.com)
• But companies who do business in most of the Middle East got a rude awakening earlier this week when they found out the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia will stop allowing certain BlackBerry services from Research in Motion Ltd . (itworldcanada.com)
• The poll, which was conducted last month in six Arab countries - Morocco, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) - indicate that Iran, a Shia Muslim power which is developing a nuclear program, is becoming a grave concern to the Arab world. (yalibnan.com)
• Additionally, antibodies against MERS-CoV have been detected in serum of camels from the Arabian Peninsula, including serum from the United Arab Emirates drawn in 2003. (cdc.gov)
• The virus is in Qatar, it's in United Arab Emirates, it's wherever we look," said Maria Van Kerkhove, a disease outbreak expert at the World Health Organization (WHO), where 130 experts gathered last week to collaborate for the first time on tackling the disease. (medscape.com)

Saudi Arabia1

• Under the Arab Peace Initiative, drawn up by Saudi Arabia in 2002, Arab nations offered Israel normalized ties in return for a statehood deal with the Palestinians and full Israeli withdrawal from territory it captured in 1967. (rt.com)

North Africa5

• The democratic transition attempted in 1919-20 failed not due to internal dissent, but because of foreign occupation: Britain and France colluded to destroy the Syrian Arab Kingdom because they feared the model of an Arab democracy would undermine their rule in Iraq, Palestine, and North Africa. (tcf.org)
• After a groundswell of anti-government protests enveloped many corners of North Africa a year ago, observers around the world began to wonder how far this democratic contagion would spread. (worldpoliticsreview.com)
• A wave of anti-government protests in the Middle East and North Africa that is rewriting the region's political map is sparking a reinterpretation of recent Arab history that could shape political attitudes of future generations. (rsis.edu.sg)
• One of the last regions of the world to embrace the concept of a nation state was the Maghreb (Arab North Africa), where borders were drawn up by European powers only as the sultanate of the Ottoman Empire collapsed in the early 1920's. (calleman.com)
• The incidence of the Gly2019Ser mutation in familial cases is highest among Arabs from North Africa and people of Ashkenazi (eastern and central European) Jewish ancestry, and it is lowest in Asian and northern European populations. (medlineplus.gov)

World's3

• A colonel in the Egyptian army, Nasser's toppling of the pro-British monarchy in 1952 in the Arab world's most populous nation, positioned Egypt at the forefront of the struggle against Israel and post-colonial economic and social structures and for Arab independence. (rsis.edu.sg)
• In doing so, he changed the region's political map and influenced the Arab world's first post-colonial generation. (rsis.edu.sg)
• Today, more than a third of the world's refugees are in the Arab region, which is home to only 5 percent of the global population, and conflict has affected at least nine countries. (nationalinterest.org)

Turmoil1

• Will the turmoil in the Arab world come to an end? (calleman.com)

Uprisings4

• The Arab uprisings began to wither in Cairo in late November 2012. (tcf.org)
• Among the countries in which the Arab uprisings took place, Tunisia stands out as the one successful constitutional exercise precisely because its constituent committee held numerous consultations with a spectrum of social groups. (tcf.org)
• Here is a look at the legacy of the Arab Spring and how protests and uprisings dramatically altered the political structure of much of the Arab world. (sky.com)
• Escalating anti-government protests spilt over into uprisings and eventually civil wars in several countries as the Arab Spring spread from Tunisia to Egypt , Syria , Libya and Yemen , resulting in the ousting of the leaders in those countries, with the exception of Syria. (sky.com)

Egypt4

• A century ago, in the wake of World War I, the two factions worked together to varying degrees in both Egypt and Syria, and even agreed on some topics that today are the source of bitter disagreements. (tcf.org)
• The last reason is the retreat of the role of reformists and moderate Islamists because of the repressive measures taken by Arab regimes against them as in the case in Egypt and Jordan, thereby reducing the chances of the spread of the reformist discourse to confront the Salafi one. (ikhwanweb.com)
• In fact Nasser's influence, considerably diminished by the disastrous six-day war of 1967 in which Arab militaries, including that of Egypt, were destroyed by Israel in a matter of days, is still evident 42 years after his death in 1970. (rsis.edu.sg)
• Although Arab Americans originate from 22 countries, Egypt is important in the Arab world for many reasons, including its multi-millennia history, its role as the root of much of Arab civilization, its large population, and its role as a leader in the Arab world today. (peoplesworld.org)

Movements2

• After World War II, Thesiger leapt at an opportunity to study locust movements across the present-day UAE. (nationalgeographic.com)
• The first-and last-truly popular liberal constitutional movements in the Arab world arose after World War I to throw off foreign rule and establish constitutional democracy. (tcf.org)

Lund University1

• Opinion by Sofia Feltzing, Professor of Astronomy, Lund University 2013 Slowly, humanity has built up a picture of the world around us. (lu.se)

Societies5

• But the problem lies in the people"s understanding of the Salafi discourse, which above all consolidates a sort of "subconscious isolation" in Arab societies, and so that they become completely immersed in meeting the needs of the next life instead of taking interest in daily issues and problems. (ikhwanweb.com)
• It also gives metaphysical and short explanations of the devilish economic and social conditions burdening broad segments of many Arab societies. (ikhwanweb.com)
• First, political violence is remaking Arab societies. (nationalinterest.org)
• On the one hand, the rich mosaic of religions and ethnicities that has characterized Arab societies for thousands of years is being recast in favor of unitary homogeneity. (nationalinterest.org)
• Like many Arab societies, Syrian society is patriarchal. (cdc.gov)

Islamists1

• While the schism between Arab liberals and Islamists is often depicted as being a fundamental and unbridgeable rift, there is actually ample evidence of historical collaboration between the two. (tcf.org)

News4

• Such growth is reflected in the popularity enjoyed by the icons of this trend in the Arab news media, as well as the social activity now practiced by some organizations and centers affiliated to the traditional Salafi trend. (ikhwanweb.com)
• The US government is set to launch a 24-hour satellite news channel to give the Arab world a news outlet 'you can count on', and confront vitriolic anti-American news from stations such as Al-Jazeera and Al Arabia. (scmp.com)
• Their declared aim is to promote US foreign policy and American points of view,' said a senior television executive with a leading Arab news network. (scmp.com)
• For the last few decades, Arab Americans in the 3rd District have largely been left out of the conversation," Newman told Arab News and promised, "I plan to be a voice for every single person in our community. (peoplesworld.org)

Federation1

• Spectrum of factor VIII mutations in Arab patients with severe haemophilia A. Haemophilia : the official journal of the World Federation of Hemophilia 2008 May 14 (3): 484-8. (cdc.gov)

Countries10

• Arab countries are in the midst of violent convulsions that are fundamentally reshaping the region. (nationalinterest.org)
• Third, there is a strong sense of individual empowerment sweeping through Arab countries. (nationalinterest.org)
• Mounting brutality inflicted by governments and the closure of all spaces for dissent across different Arab countries are leaving Arab citizens, particularly the youth, with dwindling options to affect change. (nationalinterest.org)
• Iran's popularity among the Arab countries have plunged over the past decade, while Turkey's favor-ability ratings have soared, according to a survey by the Arab American Institute in Washington. (yalibnan.com)
• In the other Arab countries surveyed, Iran's favor-ability rating ranges between 14 percent and 37 percent. (yalibnan.com)
• Zogby thinks the Arab countries are becoming annoyed and alarmed by Tehran's constant meddling in their affairs. (yalibnan.com)
• The poll also indicated that five of the six Arab countries polled would like to see a nuclear-free Middle East. (yalibnan.com)
• CHICAGO - Arab Americans here, like those across the country, have connections to 22 countries that are part of the Arab world. (peoplesworld.org)
• Arab Americans here keep strong ties with their countries of origin, where their families and friends still reside, and some of their interests still lie. (peoplesworld.org)
• The Syrian conflict, which began in 2011, has resulted in the largest refugee crisis since World War II, with millions of Syrian refugees fleeing to neighboring countries including Lebanon, Jordan, and Turkey 1 . (cdc.gov)

Jordan1

• Ministry of Health, in cooperation with the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, established the Jordan Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey to collect information on many of the behaviors and conditions related to NCDs. (cdc.gov)

Tunisia2

• Long considered one of the few success stories that sprang from the Arab Spring, Tunisia has seen its president accused of staging a coup after he sacked his prime minister and suspended parliament with the help of the army. (sky.com)
• The roots of the Arab Spring can be traced back to Tunisia, where Mohamed Bouazizi, a fruit seller, set himself on fire in protest after police confiscated his goods and a female officer slapped him on 17 December 2010. (sky.com)

People4

• Even a couple of years ago, people would say, 'Oh, Arab leaders are against Iran, but their people aren't. (yalibnan.com)
• It shows Arab leadership is concerned with Iran - but so are Arab people, so the Arab leadership will have to take these sentiments into consideration", Zogby told reporters. (yalibnan.com)
• The concept of a nation state has since, throughout this Seventh day of the National Underworld, spread all over the world, mostly through European imperialism, to a point that modern people today tend to take this organizational structure as a given. (calleman.com)
• The Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law is named after Raoul Wallenberg, a Swedish diplomat who saved tens of thousands of Jews and other people at risk in Hungary at the end of World War II. (lu.se)

Content3

• One of these indications is the increasing growth of the Salafi discourse in the Arab world in form and content. (ikhwanweb.com)
• None of them, however, seemed inclined to change the content of these ideas, but they have a feeling that the time is right for the rise of the Salafi trend and that all tools must be utilized to permeate every section of society, to fill the vacuum and alter the feeling of frustration currently dominating the Arab street. (ikhwanweb.com)
• For a language with 200 million speakers, however, Anas and his colleagues in the Arab World were determined to match scale and build a larger pool of open Arabic content. (creativecommons.org)

Revolution2

• But come about 9 a.m. in Sidi Bouzid - where 26-year-old Mohamed Bouazizi lived, burned himself to death, and launched at least one revolution in the Arab world so far - the blue metal courtyard gates creak open on the squat stucco houses around where he used to live. (foreignpolicy.com)
• The Information Revolution and the Arab World. (bvsalud.org)

Democracy1

• In Chicago, as elsewhere, the promises of local congressional candidates and representatives about how they will vote on issues affecting the Arab world, especially issues of human rights and democracy, are strong determinants of how they will interact with those lawmakers. (peoplesworld.org)

Initiative3

• RIYADH: The Saudi Green Initiative is celebrating World Reef Day by recognizing initiatives taking place to protect and regenerate the Kingdom's stunning ocean habitats. (arabnews.com)
• The KAUST Reefscape Restoration Initiative, in partnership with NEOM, is one of the largest reef restoration and conservation programs in the world. (arabnews.com)
• Riyadh is still committed to peace with Israel on the basis of the Arab Peace Initiative, Saudi Arabia's foreign minister has said, but remains concerned over Israel's unilateral moves on settlements. (rt.com)

Trends2

• As for the second question, I think the reason behind the rise of neo-conservatives in the Arab world is the state of frustration dominating the Arab street because of the failure of the existing regimes to achieve political openness and giving an opportunity to other political trends to play an active role in the political arena. (ikhwanweb.com)
• The negative consequences of these three trends will continue until Arab governments and elites identify ways to rebuild their relationships with citizens. (nationalinterest.org)

View1

• Most Arabs view the US policy towards the Arab-Israeli conflict as deeply one-sided, oppose the continued US occupation of Iraq and believe the west in general is anti-Muslim. (scmp.com)

Outcome1

• However, one clear outcome is the greater personal belief of Arab citizens in their own ability to affect change and make a difference in their lives. (nationalinterest.org)

Priority2

• Energy policy was becoming an important priority for every country in the Arab world. (mit.edu)
• The recognition of the role of elevated body mass index (BMI) in these changes has made obesity a high priority for health authorities around the world (6). (cdc.gov)

Country1

• Indeed, Turkey (which, like Iran, is not an Arab country) has taken more of a leadership role in regional affairs, including mediating with Libya and accepting refugees fleeing Syria. (yalibnan.com)

Region1

• According to World Health Organization projections, NCDs will be responsible for two-thirds of deaths in the eastern Mediterranean region by 2030 (4). (cdc.gov)

Modern1

• This gave a lot of new perspectives on the role that religion plays in the modern Arab world. (lu.se)

Spring2

• At the time, political commentators in several corners of Africa seemed optimistic that the Arab Spring would indeed spread southward. (worldpoliticsreview.com)
• The Arab Spring spread across much of the Arab World from early 2010 amid protests against dictatorial leaders over corruption, poverty and unemployment. (sky.com)

Databases1

• The team linked participant data to provincial health administrative databases to gather real-world evidence on participants' types of medical visits, healthcare costs, and the number of complex chronic medical problems during a 3-year period. (medscape.com)

Policy2

• Now that Newman has won, Arab Americans in her district are watching whether or not she will fulfill her promises regarding foreign policy issues important to them. (peoplesworld.org)
• However, her advocacy for Arab Americans regarding their foreign policy concerns has thus far fallen short of what many Arab Americans in her district desire. (peoplesworld.org)

Health6

• Primary health care in the Arab world / W. J. Stephen. (who.int)
• This document is designed to facilitate the work of the Fifty-seventh World Health Assembly, in accordance with the relevant decisions of the Executive Board and the World Health Assembly concerning the method of work and duration of the Health Assembly. (who.int)
• Vice-President of the World Health Assembly. (who.int)
• The Fifty-sixth World Health Assembly lasted nine days. (who.int)
• Four ministerial round-table discussions on healthy environments for children were held concurrently during the 56th World Health Assembly. (who.int)
• Health and disease in a changing Arab world 2000/2025/2050: global, environmental, and climate change and emerging diseases. (bvsalud.org)

Important1

• During her campaign, Newman argued Lipinski neglected issues Arab Americans viewed as important. (peoplesworld.org)

Leaders2

• Newly independent Arab states were ruled either by men who had overthrown leaders who were leftovers of colonialism or claimed hereditary monarchical rights. (rsis.edu.sg)
• With Israel the lightning rod of the new generation of Arab leaders, anti-Israeli policies gave them political legitimacy, feeding on deep-rooted pro-Palestinian sentiment. (rsis.edu.sg)

Current3

• What are the relevant concepts for understanding current debates and evolutions inside Arab feminisms? (uzh.ch)
• How does one theorize Arab feminisms from within while taking account of their historical entanglements as well as their current transnational connectivities? (uzh.ch)
• For those who have studied my books, and especially The Mayan Calendar and the Transformation of Consciousness (Bear and Co, 2004), current events in the Arab world should hardly come as a surprise (If you have not read this book yet, I urge you to do so soon if you want to understand the decisive time we are now entering. (calleman.com)

Cases1

• Studies of several different populations from around the world revealed a common LRRK2 gene mutation in 3 to 7 percent of familial Parkinson's disease cases. (medlineplus.gov)

Human rights2

• In addition to casting countless votes in favor of right-wing positions and against human rights in general, he never, during his 16 years in office, supported any of the progressive causes supported by his Arab constituents. (peoplesworld.org)
• During my time at RWI I also had a chance to attend a conference on Arab Renaissance in regards to human rights. (lu.se)

Media2

• There is still a lot of translation and outreach work to be done, so if you would like to get involved, you can contact Donatella Della Ratta , our Arab World Media and Development Manager, and learn more. (creativecommons.org)
• The station has gained US$32 million in funding from the US Congress, and follows earlier regional media flops such as the monthly glossy Hi magazine, aimed at Arab teens. (scmp.com)

Political arena1

• Over time, Arabs established communities in all 50 states, became more integrated into society, and their existence in the U.S. has become more noticeable, including in the political arena. (peoplesworld.org)

Foreign1

• Nasser still embodies Arab nationalism for many who now voice criticism of his 16 years of autocratic rule and record of failed disastrous foreign, economic and social policies. (rsis.edu.sg)

Total2

• The total population in the Arab World increased by 8.2 million inhabitants (+1.8 percent) in 2022 in comparison to the previous year. (statista.com)
• Therefore, the total population in the Arab World reached a peak in 2022 with 464.68 million inhabitants. (statista.com)

Million1

• This injustice continues even though there are about 4 million Arab Americans, including 260,000 in Illinois and 112,000 in the 3rd Congressional District in the Chicago area. (peoplesworld.org)

Popular2

• Why does the popular mood in the Arab street seem to be tolerant to this trend? (ikhwanweb.com)
• The popular revolts, in contrast to past changes of leadership brought about by military or palace coups or hereditary succession, have created unprecedented space for free and public debate that is questioning if not demolishing carefully constructed myths, particularly those surrounding Arab nationalist leader Gamal Abdel Nasser. (rsis.edu.sg)

Research2

• The World Energy Council Vietnam (WEC Vietnam) is a multi-sectoral organization of Vietnamese natural persons, experts, corporate, energy centre, research institute, government and academic organizations. (worldenergy.org)
• No research to date has described such challenges in the Arab world. (who.int)

COMMUNITY4

• The large Arab-American community on Chicago's West Side and suburbs provides a good example of how such communities relate to the political scene in the areas in which they live. (peoplesworld.org)
• One issue of importance to the Arab community is how the U.S. Census Bureau identifies them. (peoplesworld.org)
• He turned a blind eye on the Arab-American community. (peoplesworld.org)
• She also attends some Arab-American community events. (peoplesworld.org)

Year1

• This green oasis in the middle of the Rub al Khali desert is a 4,000 year old city and UNESCO World Heritage Site. (nationalgeographic.com)

Issues1

• The results of the World Energy Issues Survey were discussed with WEC Vietnam members in February 2022. (worldenergy.org)

Israel1

• It's true though that Israel is not the target of Iran, it's the lever that Iran uses in the Arab world. (yalibnan.com)

Economic1

• The decade of the 1970s saw dramatic changes in the economic activity and performance of Arab economies. (mit.edu)

Continue1

• With initiatives like these, Creative Commons in the Arab World will no doubt continue to grow. (creativecommons.org)