Foundation Reports

The Supreme Leader's Speech on 9/11 2009

The text of the Supreme Leader's speech (in his attempt to defuse opposition to the imposition of a second Ahmadinejad term)

Outcomes and key recommendations from NCF August conference

THE NCF AUGUST CONFERENCE
 
The Next Century Foundation's summer conference was held in cooperation with Caux - Initiatives of Change in Switzerland, It examined the current situations in both Iran and Iraq as well as prospects for a wider Middle East Peace.  The conference was successful in that it brought together individuals from all walks of life and from across the region, of various political persuasions, representing very different views about the way to move the peace process forward.

Iraq's January 2009 Provincial Elections Report

The report attached is the final report on Iraq’s January 2009 Provincial Elections, which is a matter of public record published by the Next Century Foundation.

2009 PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS IN IRAQ

Iraq's local elections, which saw mass Sunni and Shiite participation, were hailed a major success in both security terms and in terms of the smooth running of the election process. There were no official reports of any violence by the sectarian militias or any terrorist groups, which is of itself an important breakthrough for both Iraq's internal security and as well as Iraq's fragile democracy.

Afghanistan Report

Attached is the final version of the NCF's report on Afghanistan. This report is inevitably controversial. The original draft put forward three alternative solutions to the Afghan problem but this created confusion. This report therefore puts forward a specific strategy. It is not and cannot be regarded as an NCF viewpoint because our membership is too diverse to reach any such consensus.

9/11 Conference- Islamophobia in the Media

A Conference from the International Media Coucil covers topics of Integration vs multi-culturalism, along with Racism, Prejudice, Islamophobia:  The media’s coverage.

After Annapolis - What Next?

It is imperative that the world is given a clear picture of where the Middle East Peace Process is going. Previous attempts to set in train a peace process have met insuperable obstacles.

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