In this episode of Insights From Abroad, Roxanne Trombetta interviews Dr. Gönül Tol and David Dumke on their new publication regarding Turkey, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia in the new Middle Eastern context that is void of U.S. involvement. They also discuss the role of ideology in the region and how this has united and separated the regional powers.

Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd Program

Insights From Abroad - Powers and Rivals in the New Middle East | Dr. Gönül Tol and David Dumke

The Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd Program (PMBF Program) for Strategic Research and Studies, which is supported by the Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University Annual Fund, was established in 2012. The program is jointly administered by the Global Perspectives Office and the Department of Political Science in the College of Sciences at the University of Central Florida (UCF). The program sponsors or co-sponsors public presentations by distinguished scholars and practitioners, an annual forum, student fellowships and research activities – all at UCF. The program seeks to advance public awareness and knowledge about the United States-Saudi Arabia relationship, including bilateral relations, security, culture and the economy.

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Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd Program