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The dictators in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya have been ousted, but what road should these countries take into the future. An Iraqi journalist, Mina Al-Oraibi, is demanding that the rule of law, rather than arbitrary oppression, shapes life in these countries. An Egyptian diplomat, Tamim Khallaf, says establishing functioning institutions is what should be given priority. <br /><br />Join us for our series, "Arab awakening" when Mina Al-Oraibi and Tamim Khallaf become the debate their views. They are the fifth and sixth young global leaders whom Global 3000 has asked about these issues.
The dictators in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya have been ousted, but what road should these countries take into the future. An Iraqi journalist, Mina Al-Oraibi, is demanding that the rule of law, rather than arbitrary oppression, shapes life in these countries. An Egyptian diplomat, Tamim Khallaf, says establishing functioning institutions is what should be given priority. <br /><br />Join us for our series, "Arab awakening" when Mina Al-Oraibi and Tamim Khallaf become the debate their views. They are the fifth and sixth young global leaders whom Global 3000 has asked about these issues.
