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The Arab Voice in International Organisations: From Presence to Influence

Assessing Arab instruments of influence in multilateral bodies and the technical representation gap.

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Abstract

This study assesses Arab instruments of influence within multilateral organisations, separating political representation from the technical representation in the committees where standards are drafted. It shows the real gap lies in the latter, and proposes a long-term secondment programme to close it.

International OrganisationsDiplomacy

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References

  1. Murshid, L. (2024). Technical representation and standard-setting. Al-Mashreq Academic Press.

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Rana Al-Halabi. (2026). The Arab Voice in International Organisations: From Presence to Influence. EISSL.

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