What the Muslim World Wants to Hear From Obama
From NYT: What the Muslim World Wants to Hear From Obama
President Obama’s tour of the Middle East is intended to set the groundwork for a resolution to the Arab-Israeli conflict and improve the image of the United States in the Muslim world. On Thursday, he is scheduled to give his first speech in Cairo. Here are seven views from the region about what he should say.
Voter RecallBy AHMED al-OMRANTalk to the leaders, not just the people.
No MeddlingBy OMAYMA ABDEL-LATIFRespect the elections, no matter who wins.
Rigged to LoseBy AYMAN NOUR Revive the conviction to support true democracy.
Right Time, Wrong PlaceBy HOSSAM el-HAMALAWYDoes a presidential visit endorse the oppressive government in Egypt?
Mutual UnderstandingBy SHAHAN MUFTIThe road to reconciliation goes through Pakistan.
Promises KeptBy ABDULJALIL ALSINGACE Revive the conviction to support true democracy.
A Poverty PlanBy ABDULKAREEM al-ERYANIHelp the Islamic world fight poverty.
President Obama’s tour of the Middle East is intended to set the groundwork for a resolution to the Arab-Israeli conflict and improve the image of the United States in the Muslim world. On Thursday, he is scheduled to give his first speech in Cairo. Here are seven views from the region about what he should say.
Voter RecallBy AHMED al-OMRANTalk to the leaders, not just the people.
No MeddlingBy OMAYMA ABDEL-LATIFRespect the elections, no matter who wins.
Rigged to LoseBy AYMAN NOUR Revive the conviction to support true democracy.
Right Time, Wrong PlaceBy HOSSAM el-HAMALAWYDoes a presidential visit endorse the oppressive government in Egypt?
Mutual UnderstandingBy SHAHAN MUFTIThe road to reconciliation goes through Pakistan.
Promises KeptBy ABDULJALIL ALSINGACE Revive the conviction to support true democracy.
A Poverty PlanBy ABDULKAREEM al-ERYANIHelp the Islamic world fight poverty.
posted by temporal at 6/03/2009
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