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Albright admits US branding Muslims as extremists
2008-02-16 |
 It was mistake
on the part of the Americans to consider people divided as moderates and extremists, good and evil and dumping all
Muslims in one category, according to Madeline Albright, former US Secretary of State.
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A new chapter in US-Islamic World ties
2008-02-16 |
 With a new administration
in the US on the horizon, there are new opportunities to put America’s troubled relationship with the Muslim world
on a firmer path, said Stephen Grand, Fellow and Director of Saban Center at Brookings's Project on US Relations
with the Islamic World.
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Experts see â€کcommon ground’ between US, Islamic world
2008-02-16 |
 THE US and the Muslim world can collectively work towards the issues of governance and human development, where
citizens and regimes are capable of contributing to the world, Stephen Grand, an official of Brookings Centre US,
said yesterday.
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H.E the Premier opens the US-Islamic World Forum
2008-02-16 |
 The Premier
and Foreign Minister H.E Sheikh Hamad Bin Jassim Bin Jabor Al Thani on Saturday night the US -Islamic World Forum at
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
The opening session was attended by their Excellencies the heads of mission
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U.S.-Islamic World Forum, scheduled for February 16-18, 2008 at the Ritz Carlton
Hotel
2008-02-12 |
 The annual U.S.-Islamic World Forum, scheduled for February 16-18, 2008 at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel in Doha, Qatar, is designed to bring together key leaders in the fields of politics, business, media,
academia, and civil society from across the Muslim world and the United States. It seeks to address the critical
issues dividing the United States and the Muslim world by providing a unique platform for frank dialogue, learning,
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Top guns to attend US-Islamic World Forum
2008-02-15 |
 Key leaders in the
fields of politics, business, media, academia and civil society from across the Muslim world and the US will gather
here on Saturday for the fifth edition of the US-Islamic World Forum.
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MUCH of the present-day prejudices against Muslims are wrong and exaggerated,
but our own vulnerability continues to warrant the assertions, Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai said yesterday.
DIRECTOR of Saban Center at Brookings Institute, Martyin Indyk, yesterday said that the US - Islamic World Forum
this year was being held in the backdrop of many positive developments.
AFGHAN President Hamid Karzai will be among the dignitaries
speaking at the annual US-Islamic World Forum, Doha, that begins on Saturday.
The three-day international
conference will feature more than 100 senior political leaders and intellectuals from the United States and the
Islamic countries.
HE the Prime Minister and Minister of
Foreign Affairs, HE Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor al-Thani will be delivering the opening address, while
assistant Foreign Minister for Follow Up Affairs, Mohamed Abdullah Mutib al-Rumaihi will be speaking as well.
The challenges and opportunities facing the US and the Muslim world, particularly with regard to Iraq, Iran,
Darfur and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will figure prominently at the conference.
