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Good morning, everyone and thank you for joining us at todays panel. Were lucky to be joined by such esteemed experts on the region and im very eager to hear their thoughts on the developing threat in the maghreb. Im going to start by introducing everyone on the panel briefly and ask them for some opening remarks. Their detailed biographies are in the programs before you and im eager to hear what they have to say, so i invite you to look at those biographies. For more information on their background. To my left is dr. Kim cragin, Senior Research fellow for counterterrorism at the National Defense university. To her left is dr. Michael ayari. Hes a Senior Analyst for tunisia at the International Crisis group. And to his left is dr. Mohammed masbah. Hes a Research Fellow for the crown center for middle east studies at Brandeis University and an associate fellow at chatham house. Ill ask our panel to go in that order and just a couple opening topic questions. Dr. Cragin, i was wondering i