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A Private Conversation with Paul Salem

Note: This is a past event, additional resources may be available below.

Wed Nov 16, 2011
Washington , DC

Date

Wed Nov 16, 2011
8:30am – 10:00am MST

Location

Washington , DC, United States

Contact

    [email protected]
    202.736.2526

Hosts

The U.S.-Lebanon Dialogue Program at the Aspen Institute will host a private discussion on Lebanon, Syria and the Arab Spring featuring Paul Salem, Director of the Middle East Center at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace on November 16.

This discussion will address the current political situation in Lebanon, in light of the most recent development in Syria and in the region more broadly. Mr. Salem will also discuss how the regional uprisings affect the security situation in Lebanon, the relationship between Syria and Hezbollah, the scope of shifts in domestic political alliances, and what to expect in domestic politics through the end of the year.

This event is by invitation only and will be conducted under Chatham House Rule.

The U.S.-Lebanon Dialogue Program is a partnership between the Aspen Institute and the Lebanon Renaissance Foundation. To learn more please go to https://www.aspeninstitute.org/USLDP.

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The U.S.-Lebanon Dialogue Program at the Aspen Institute will host a private discussion on Lebanon, Syria and the Arab Spring featuring Paul Salem, Director of the Middle East Center at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace on November 16.