Dear Mr Konstandinidis,
The just released Arabic version of EIR's ground breaking Special Report:The New Silk Road Becomes the
World Land-Bridge has been presented in Cairo by EIR's Arabic Editor, Hussein
Askary. It was presented at an event hosted by Egyptian Minister of
Transportation Saad El Geyoushi. Askary was also hosted in a separate event by
the Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, Admiral Mohab Mamisha. Details of
these events can be found below.
Hussein Askary will be presenting the report in
Frankfurt on the afternoon of 23 March as one for four speakers at a Seminar
entitled Solving the Economic and
Refugee Crises with the New
Silk Road! An
invitation with complete details can be found below
Sincerely
yours,
Dean
Andromidas
Mob:
0162-920-8753
EIR-Arabic Concludes Successful Week of Action in Egypt with World
Land-Bridge Report in Arabic
CAIRO, March 20 (EIRNS)-- EIR's Southwest Asia
specialist and Arabic editor, Hussein Askary, has concluded a very successful
one-week trip to Egypt to launch and promote the Arabic translation of EIRs
Special Report {The New Silk Road Becomes the World Land-Bridge}, and the ideas
within the report. The report and the presentations made by Askary were
enthusiastically welcomed by top government officials, economists, and
media.
The highpoint of this intervention was the very
high-level and well-attended launching of the Report under the auspices of the
Egyptian Ministry of Transport in a seminar on March 17 at the headquarters of
the Ministry, presided and introduced by Minister Saad El Geyoushi personally (see
below).
The other highpoint was the reception awarded
Askary on March 20 by the Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, Admiral Mohab
Mamisha, the man who oversaw the breathtaking building of the New Suez Canal.
Mamish received Askary at his office in Ismailia right on the Suez Canal, and
attentively listened to a detailed briefing on the importance of this
achievement not only for Egypt's economy, but also for the region and the
global economy, too, if it is utilized as a development zone and hub for the
development corridors stretching from China through Southwest Asia to Africa,
and also as part of the Maritime Silk Road. Askary's meeting with Mamish, in
which the latter received a gift copy of the report, was preceded by a
presentation to the team working under Eng. Nagy Ahmed Amin, Director of
Planning, and Research Studies Department at the Suez Canal Authority. Askary
was later offered a private guided boat tour of the New Suez Canal.
At the launching seminar at the Transportation
Ministry, Dr. Saad El Geyoushi personally presented Askary, as the Southwest
Asia specialist of EIR and representative of the Schiller Institute, and in
both his introductory remarks and commentary on Askary's presentation, Dr. El
Geyoushi expressed total concordance with the idea of the New Silk Road, and
his government's plans to integrate Egypt's transportation networks into the
New Silk Road dynamic. He also took the opportunity to announce that the
Egyptian government intends to invest one trillion Egyptian Pounds (100 billion
US$) in roads and railways, not only to develop Egypt's transportation network,
but also to connect Egypt to Asia, and, most importantly, to Africa to the
south, in a 50,000 km network.
The packed hall at the Ministry hosted top
experts and advisors of the Ministry and other institutions, and several
Egytian TV networks and newspapers. Interestingly, the Chinese Arabic TV
channel CCTV-Arabic, was present, and taped an interview with Askary. Two other
TV channels also interviewed Askary.
Two other seminars were organized: one by the
Egyptian Society of Engineers (founded in 1920), which was held at the Cairo
Great Library, and attended by former
Egyptian Prime Minister Dr. Esam Sharaf (also a former Minister of Transport in
several Egyptian governments), who was the main commentator on Askary's
presentation of the New Silk Road concept. Sharaf expressed his agreement with
not only the economic and scientific aspects of the presentation and the
report, of which he received a copy, but also with the political, strategic and
cultural aspects, too. He stated that he had just returned from a long visit to
China, and that he deeply believed that the New Silk Road is the foundation of
a new and more humane World Order, unlike the current order which has degraded
human existence and dignity. He also emphasized the point raised in the report,
that the New Silk Road and any other such projects are not mere trade routes,
but development corridors that can transform all societies where they reach,
along with the nations that decide to participate in them. He highly
recommended that the current Egyptian government take this project seriously, and
integrate it in its developmental plans and visions. Sharaf expressed his
gratitude to {EIR} and the LaRouches personally, whom, he said he has taken
note of, with their ideas and activities for a long otime.
In addition to these events, Askary was invited
to three TV shows ({CBC Extra}, {Nile Cultural TV}, and {Nahdha TV}) to present
the report and the New World Order it represents.
The events taking place this week and all the
discussions and debates that followed, clearly indicate that the idea of the
New Silk Road and World Land-Bridge, and the utilization of these ideas for the
development of Egypt, the Arab World, and Africa, is regarded as a way to save
the Egyptian economy, which has been suffering the terrible consequences of
submitting to the Transatlantic system and its institutions, such as the World
Bank and IMF. Egypt is still suffering economically and socially, in addition
to the security aspect that has been worsened by NATO's unleashing of the
Jihadist terrorist hordes in the region. The urgent demands of the people for
reform and betterment of the living conditions are pushing the President Abdel
Fattah El Sisi and his Prime Minister to resort at times to crisis-management
policies. At the moment this report is written, the Egyptian government is
facing a new reshuffling, with eight ministers reportedly being replaced. But
the clarity of vision regarding the solutions to this crisis, and the
resilience and determination shown by the Egyptian people and their leadership,
represent a great hope for this nation and the region.
E.I.R. SEMINAR INVITATION
Solving the Economic and Refugee Criseswith the New
Silk Road!
Wednesday, March 23, 2016, 14:30 to 19:00
COSMOPOLITAN, Restaurant & Konferenz
In the Frankfurt Main Station (upstairs), 60329 Frankfurt am Main,
Germany
In cooperation with the Consulate General
of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia in Frankfurt
The escalation of the refugee crisis in Europe over the past months,
compounded by the unfolding crisis on the financial markets since the beginning
of the year, underscores the pressing need to introduce new principles in
economic and financial policy.
The strategy of the “New Silk Road” is currently the only international
framework committed to a new paradigm of “win-win” cooperation, rather than
geopolitics, as was demonstrated during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s recent
visit to Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Iran, where he confirmed China’s support for
real economic development in the region, backed up by $55 billion in loans and
investments.
For Europe, and in
particular Germany, it is unquestionably in their interest to join the New Silk
Road, and bring a significant contribution to it. Such has been the consistent
demand of Helga Zepp-LaRouche, the founder of the Schiller Institute, who is
known in China as the “Silk Road Lady”.
Discussion on such a development perspective has now been taken up in
Germany, and in other European countries. German Finance Minister Wolfgang
Schäuble’s call for a new Marshall Plan for the Near and Middle East and North
Africa during the World Economic Forum in Davos, which came as a surprise for
many observers, has put the issue squarely on the political agenda
internationally.
The solution to these crises will
be taken up at the March 23 seminar in Frankfurt.
SPEAKERS
Consul-General Mehreteab Mulugeta Haile• , Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia,
FrankfurtThe Economic Development of Ethiopia
Andrea Mangano• , Vice President, Italian Association of Water
Engineers; Former Director
of International Operations of the
Italian Utilities Company ACEA,
The Transaqua Project (Water transfer
from the Congo to Lake Chad) as the Centerpiece of Development
in Central Africa
Hussein Askary• , EIR Arabic Language Editor, Stockholm
Draft Proposal for the Reconstruction
of Syria and South-West Asia; Presentation
of the Arabic translation of the EIR
Report The New Silk Road Becomes the World Land-Bridge
Registration on the other side
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E-mail: eirseminar@eirna.com,
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Contact: Ulrike Wolff, Tel.: (49) 611 -
7365-204
EINLADUNG
ZUM E.I.R.-SEMINAR
Wirtschafts- und Flüchtlingskrise durch “Neue Seidenstraße” lösen!
Mittwoch, 23. März, 14.30 bis 19.00 Uhr
COSMOPOLITAN, Restaurant & Konferenzräume
im Hauptbahnhof Frankfurt/a.M., 1. Etage
In Kooperation mit dem Generalkonsulat der
Demokratischen Volksrepublik Äthiopien, Frankfurt
Die dramatische Zuspitzung der Flüchtlingskrise in den
vergangenen Monaten, die durch schwere Turbulenzen an den Finanzmärkten
verschärft wurde, macht den Aufbruch zu neuen Prinzipien der Wirtschafts- und
Finanzpolitik zu einer unmittelbaren Dringlichkeit.
Die Strategie der “Neuen Seidenstraße” stellt den bisher einzigen
internationalen Rahmen dar, der statt auf Geopolitik auf ein neues Paradigma
des gegenseitigen Vorteils setzt. Diese Politik mit ihrer Unterstützung umfassender
realwirtschaftlicher Entwicklung wurde auch bei der jüngsten Reise des
chinesischen Staatspräsidenten nach Ägypten, Saudi-Arabien und in den Iran
deutlich, wo er Verträge im Wert von insgesamt 55 Milliarden Dollar abschloss
und damit den Weg einschlug, der für die Befriedung und Stabilität des Nahen
Ostens unabdingbar notwendig ist.
Europa und insbesondere
Deutschland müssen sich im eigenen Interesse mit einem substanziellen Beitrag
der “Neuen Seidenstraße” anschließen - das hat die Vorsitzende des
Schiller-Instituts, Helga Zepp-LaRouche, die in China als “Silk Road Lady”
bekannt ist, immer wieder gefordert.
Eine Diskussion darüber ist seit einiger Zeit in Deutschland sowie
anderen europäischen Ländern im Gange. Das für viele Beobachter überraschende
Eintreten von Bundesfinanzminister Wolfgang Schäuble für einen neuen
“Marshall-Plan für den Nahen und Mittleren Osten sowie Nordafrika” auf dem
Weltwirtschaftsforum in Davos hat das Thema international endgültig auf die
politische Tagesordnung gesetzt.
Das Seminar am 23. März in Frankfurt soll der intensiven Diskussion über
eine Lösung der benannten Probleme dienen.
tGeneralkonsul Mehreteab Mulugeta Haile• , Demokratische Volksrepublik
Äthiopien, Frankfurt:
Die wirtschaftliche Entwicklung
Äthiopiens
Andrea Mangano• , Vizepräsident, Italienischer Verband der
Wasseringenieure,
ehemaliger Direktor der internationalen
Operationen des italienischen Versogungsunternehmens ACEA:
Das Transaqua-Projekt (Wassertransfer
in den Tschadsee) als Kernstück der Entwicklung Zentralafrikas
Hussein Askary,• arabischsprachiger Redakteur von EIR, Stockholm:
Ein Entwurf für den Wiederaufbau
Syriens und Südwestasiens, mit Vorstellung
der
arabischen Übersetzung des EIR-Berichtes Die Seidenstraße wird zur
Weltlandbrücke
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