Financing for terrorism. From the American Enterprise institute, this is 50 minutes. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to the American Enterprise institute. Sorry for the brief delay, but i think you will find this is a conversation that you will find extraordinarily interesting. We are delighted to welcome today his excellency abdullah bin nasser bin khalifa al thani, excuse my pronunciation. Hes the deputy Prime Minister as of 2017. Alls responsible for ministry of fairness for his issues, including planning, implement a Foreign Policy and he is here for a series of highlevel conversations with the department of defense, department of state and the white house. We looking forward to hearing all of the details. So, whats going to happen today. The minister will join us at the podium for a brief statement and then he will sit down on the stage with our resident visiting fellow excuse me, im getting your title wrong, the easier one. The visiting scholar, andrew, for a conversation, which
Now more from the conference on free trade. This panel looks at how trade policies impact to the internet and data flows across borders. This is one hour and 10 minutes. Welcome to our panel on trade on the internet. My name is daniel activates. I am honored to be your panelist today. Before i get started and introduce the panelists. Were not only talking about this because of the sheer commercial impact, which michael hinted to and anyone who pretends watch the stock market this days. It is also about data. It is about its importance to crossborder trade. Is about ip, and its about privacy. I will throw a quick statistic at you, then i promise i will not pretend to know much more, but between 2005 and 2014, crossborder data flows increased nearly 50 times. That means that this is a brand new exciting and kind of terrifying problem for us. Those crossborder data flows are also generating more than 3 trillion a year in economic revenue. Which is a staggering number. Its not to say does
Minutes. Welcome to our panel on trade on the internet. My name is daniel activates. I am honored to be your panelist today. Before i get started and introduce the panelists. Were not only talking about this because of the sheer commercial impact, which michael hinted to and anyone who pretends watch the stock market this days. It is also about data. It is about its importance to crossborder trade. Is about ip, and its about privacy. I will throw a quick statistic at you, then i promise i will not pretend to know much more, but between 2005 and 2014, crossborder data flows increased nearly 50 times. That means that this is a brand new exciting and kind of terrifying problem for us. Those crossborder data flows are also generating more than 3 trillion a year in economic revenue. Which is a staggering number. Its not to say does all rainbows and butterflies. These opportunities come with a lot of risks. Thats what were going to get out today. Let me introduce our fantastic panelists. I w
Countrys future relationship with the u. S. And the role they played. Other topics include iran and russia. This happened yesterday at the American Enterprise institute in washington. It is just short of one hour. Welcome to the American Enterprise institute. I think you will this extraordinarily interesting. Excuse my pronunciation. He was appointed Human Affairs fordeputy Prime Minister foreign affairs. He is here for a series of conversations with the department of of defense, and department of state. What is going to happen today . The minister will join us in. Itdown on the stage then open up to questions from the talking. There is a lot to talk about. Been at ther has center of an ugly agreement that has divided u. S. Allies and so divisions within the u. S. Government. We are interested to hear your perspective. Careful on the steps. Good morning. Thank you for inviting me today. Hope i will be able to shed the light on some issues with. Aking place in our region that i can prop
Talk about tensions in the gulf region and his countrys relationship with the u. S. The American Enterprise institute hosted this event. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to the American Enterprise institute. Sorry for the brief delay but i think youll find that this is a conversation that youre going to find extraordinarily interesting. We are delighted to welcome today his excellency Sheikh Mohammad bin bethani, excuse my pronunciation, appointed minister of Foreign Affairs of qatar in 2016, and the deputy Prime Minister in 2017. He is responsible for all of the ministry of Foreign Affairs issues including planning, implementing Foreign Policy, and hes here for a series of highlevel conversations with the department of defense, the department of state, and the white house that we are looking forward to hearing all of the details of. Whats going to happen today, the minister will join us at the podium for a brief statement, then hes going to sit down on the stage with our resident or v