ISIS and the Arab Countries: threats and prospective, from Mashreq to Maghreb

Council for MENA Affairs (ForMENA) is pleased to invite you to attend its second conference in Brussels:
ISIS and the Arab Countries: threats and prospective, from Mashreq to Maghreb
The Islamic State’s ability to further project its power and appeal in the Middle East and beyond will depend on two main factors. The first and most important one will be the extent of the organisation’s resilience in the face US-led campaign against its strongholds in Iraq and Syria. The second factor will be the specific context of each country in the region, with two key variables: the level of state stability, on the one hand, and the local strength of rival Jihadi groups like al-Qaeda, on the other hand.

Speakers:
Dr. Thomas Pierret, Lecturer in Contemporary Islam – Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Edinburgh
Dr. Ghassan Al-Atiyah, Director of the Iraq Foundation for Development and Democracy (IFDD)

Thursday 19 March 2015
Time 15:00 – 17:00
Address: Rue Archimède 1 – 1000 Bruxelles

RSVP: amina.tailouti@formena.org
The session will be in English

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