발음여행 미국 vs 영국
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There are more than 100 million young people living in the Arab world, that’s about a fourth of the total population of the region. So, their voice matters.
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The Hopes and Dreams of Arab Youth
Young people make up a huge proportion of today’s Arab world. Traditionally a and pretty private part of the world, this next generation has its own outlook and, indeed, challenges. There are more than 100 million young people living in the Arab world, that’s about a third of the total population of the region. So, their voice matters. The annual ASDA’A Burson-Marsteller survey asked 18 to 24 year olds about their hopes, concerns, and for the future; 3,500 young people took part, from 16 different Arab countries. Here are the top five findings for 2014. Rising living costs and are the biggest concerns for youth across the Middle East. Not surprising, when you consider on out of every four young people is out of work. Arab youth believe that the biggest overall obstacle facing the region is civil unrest, more of a threat than terrorism or extremist movements. For the third year running, the UAE is the country that most Arab youth would like to live in, and they see as a model for their country to emulate. When asked to think about their country’s biggest ally, Arab youth choose their Gulf neighbors, such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE, rather than Western countries. Finally, there’s increasing concern about obesity and lifestyle diseases, and young people don’t think health care in the Middle East is improving.
Young people make up a huge proportion of today’s Arab world. Traditionally a and pretty private part of the world, this next generation has its own outlook and, indeed, challenges. There are more than 100 million young people living in the Arab world, that’s about a third of the total population of the region. So, their voice matters. The annual ASDA’A Burson-Marsteller survey asked 18 to 24 year olds about their hopes, concerns, and for the future; 3,500 young people took part, from 16 different Arab countries. Here are the top five findings for 2014. Rising living costs and are the biggest concerns for youth across the Middle East. Not surprising, when you consider on out of every four young people is out of work. Arab youth believe that the biggest overall obstacle facing the region is civil unrest, more of a threat than terrorism or extremist movements. For the third year running, the UAE is the country that most Arab youth would like to live in, and they see as a model for their country to emulate. When asked to think about their country’s biggest ally, Arab youth choose their Gulf neighbors, such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE, rather than Western countries. Finally, there’s increasing concern about obesity and lifestyle diseases, and young people don’t think health care in the Middle East is improving.