Forum for the Future
In June 2004 the G-8 Countries pledged their support to cooperate with the countries of the Broader Middle East and North Africa (BMENA) in their efforts to prmote democratic, social and economic reform. To this end, the G-8 and BMENA established the Forum for the Future -- designed to facilitate interministerial communication and support the voices of progress emanating from civil society and the business community. Please see the links below for more information on this new, innovative, and important initiative:
- Forum for the Future Goals Find Strong Support in Broader Mideast
- U.S., Moroccan Officials Endorse Reform Initiatives
- Middle East Reform Is Progressing, Powell Says
- Middle East Reform Forum Accomplishments Listed in Fact Sheet
- Middle East Forum for the Future Produces Concrete Initiatives
- Civil Society Groups Call for Reforms in Mideast, North Africa
- Mideast, OECD Business Leaders Prepare for Forum for the Future
- Civil Society Groups Organize "Forum for the Future" Meeting
- Forum for the Future to Study Economic, Political, Social Reforms
- United States to Play Supporting Role in Forum for the Future
- Business Leaders Outline Private Sector Role in Forum Dialogue
- "Forum for the Future" Seeks to Boost G8 Cooperation on Mideast
- U.S. Welcomes Morocco's Bid to Host Forum for the Future
- Moroccan Government Website on December 2004 Meeting in Rabat
- State Department Forum for the Future Site
- G-8 Statement: Partnership for Progress and a Common Future with the Region of the Broader Middle East and North Africa
- G-8 Statement: Gaza Withdrawal and the Road Ahead to Middle East Peace
- G-8 Leaders Issue Plan to Support Middle East Reform
- G-8 Sea Island Summit 2004