WATER IN THE MIDDLE EAST: PROSPECTS FOR CONFLICT OR COOPERATION
The event was sponsored by the Coca-Cola Czech Republic
Moderator: Jan Urban, journalist, Professor at the New York University in Prague, the Czech Republic
Date: 10. 10. 2005 13:00 - 14:30
Location: "Knights' Hall" of the Žofín Palace, Slovanský ostrov, Praha 1
Topic: To what extent does modernization influence water consumption patterns and vice versa? What is the role of tradition?
If the current alarming trends in demography, economic development and water consumption hold on, is the Middle East going to
face even more serious crises soon again?
Could a Community of Water and Environment be envisaged, having a value-added effect of mutual trust-building?
Organizer: Forum 2000 Foundation
Note: Working language will be English
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- INTERNATIONAL TERRORISM FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF EUROPEAN UNION AND USA
- ISLAM AND SECULARISM
- NEAR EAST – THE FIFTH WAVE OF DEMOCRATIZATION?
- WORKSHOP - "THE WATER SHORT MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA"
- THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN POLICY
- DEMOCRATISATION OF BELARUS: THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY
- WATER IN THE MIDDLE EAST: PROSPECTS FOR CONFLICT OR COOPERATION
- EXHIBITION: "BELARUS AT THE TURN OF 21ST CENTURY"
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