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The Middle East and North Africa (MENA)’s Moral Compass

A Youthful Perspective

Edited By: Nehme Azoury, Patrick Abi Nahed, Georges Azzi

£72.99

This ground-breaking book illuminates the potential of MENA's youth as catalysts for change. Wielding technology to combat corruption and amplify their voices, young leaders are challenging entrenched systems and paving pathways to justice. Will they succeed? The answer awaits.

In a world of rapid socio-political shifts, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region stands at the crossroads of profound transformation. This ground-breaking book…

In a world of rapid socio-political shifts, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region stands at the crossroads of profound transformation. This ground-breaking book illuminates the untapped potential of MENA’s youth as catalysts for change in ethical governance and social reform.
From combating corruption to navigating the digital battlegrounds of activism, young leaders are redefining governance and policy-making, wielding technology to amplify their voices and shape transparent, inclusive systems. With historical insights, case studies, and a forward-thinking lens, this book explores how youth movements are challenging entrenched systems, fostering resilience, and paving pathways to justice and equity.
This compelling narrative celebrates innovation and resilience, offering actionable insights for policymakers, academics, and anyone inspired by the transformative power of youth. Will the emerging generation succeed in steering MENA toward a future grounded in integrity and shared purpose? The answer awaits in these pages.

Prof Nehme Azoury is a professor at the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK), Lebanon specializing in marketing, strategy, and corporate governance. A former Dean of UBS (USEK Business School) and Deputy-President of Research, he is an author of numerous publications and books on business and society in the Middle East. He also serves as Editor-in-Chief for leading economic journals and a business consultant for several international consultancy firms.

Consul Patrick Abi Nahed is the Honorary Consul of the Hashimite Kingdom of Jordan in Nigeria, fostering diplomatic and cultural ties since 2012. He leads multiple organizations across several sectors, including aviation consultancy, business consultancy and new growing markets. With a DBA (Doctor of Business Administration) and extensive experience, Patrick is a pioneer in diplomacy, anti-corruption, innovation and strategic business leadership.

Prof Georges Azzi is Vice President for Finance at the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK) and an academic specializing in financial management and governance. He holds a PhD in Business Sciences emphasis: Strategy and Management, with a focus on NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) performance, and has published extensively in financial and business domains.

Alexandre Zourabichvili, André Azouri, Carla Bader, Christophe Schmitt, Cynthia Hajj, Dina Abdel Fattah, Georges Azzi, Georges Labaki, Georges Yahchouchi, AbdelKader Haroune, Johnny Karam, Leyla Youssef, Lindos Daou, Nancy Saliba, Nehme Azoury, Patrick Abi Nahed, Satya Subrahmanyam, Thami Ghorfi, Zeina El Hayek, Suzanne Stephan Khoury, Hady El Samra, Suzanne Stephan Khoury, Georges Jabbour, Imad-Eddine Hatimi