The Middle East Policy Council is a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) nonprofit, nonpartisan, educational organization founded in 1981 to provide policymakers and the public with credible, comprehensive information and analysis on political, economic, and cultural issues pertaining to U.S.-Middle East.
Brian Katulis
MEPC boardmember Brian Katulis, speaking at an AEI panel, discusses the future of American aid to Egypt and Libya in the wake of the violent attacks on U.S. diplomatic missions and staff. Click here to read a summary and watch the video.
The Middle East Policy Council is a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) nonprofit, nonpartisan, educational organization founded in 1981 to provide policymakers and the public with credible, comprehensive information and analysis on political, economic, and cultural issues pertaining to U.S.-Middle East.
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Brian Katulis
MEPC boardmember Brian Katulis, speaking at an AEI panel, discusses the future of American aid to Egypt and Libya in the wake of the violent attacks on U.S. diplomatic missions and staff. Click here to read a summary and watch the video.