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From Right-to-Left: Entrepreneurship & the Middle East

Event Interactive 2010
Format Panel
Organizer Sacha Tueni Facebook
Description Can the Middle East reinvent itself through digital entrepreneurship? Countries like Egypt lead the Arab world in hacking solutions, while Israel is a leader in advanced ICT development. Can the internet and mobile create a bridge for collaboration and co-operation, independent of politics and location?
Questions
Answered
  1. What is the state of development and ICT in the Middle East?
  2. Can the internet and mobile create a bridge for collaboration and co-operation, independent of politics?
  3. How can we facilitate cross-cultural collaboration, innovation, and entrepreneurship?
  4. What does the Middle East offer to investors and companies - beyond falafel and endless sun?
  5. How can Middle Eastern markets make themselves more attractive to international investors?
  6. What opportunities does a technology-based economy offer to the region?
  7. How is the Middle Eastern diaspora uniquely suited to global solutions - from San Francisco to Paris, Accra to Sydney?
  8. How does a regional scarcity of resources trigger innovation?
  9. Is adapting to right-to-left a question of programming or a fundamental cultural shift?
  10. What lessons can be learned from working in the world's most conflicted region?
Level Beginner
Category Business / Entrepreneurial / Monetization, Case Study, Digital Divide, Government and Technology, International