اتجاهات التحولات في العالم العربي 2025-2035.

This report urgently addresses the summary of the presentations, dialogues and discussions that took place during the annual symposium for MESC that was held by the Middle East Studies Center on 21-22/9/2024 in Amman. The Symposium entitled "Trends of Transformations in the Arab World 2025-2035". It sheds light on the political, security, social and economic strategic transformations that the Arab world is currently witnessing at the internal, inter- and external levels, with the threats, challenges, and opportunities they entail. The researchers stopped at the crises, problems, foreign interventions, and the extensive Israeli aggression against the Arab world and the Palestinian people. The participants saw a great responsibility on the shoulders of experts and researchers alongside Arab governments to bring about a qualitative shift in the mechanisms of political reform and secure democratic transition in the Arab world. They emphasized on the responsibility of all parties to achieve stability, development, and independence and confront external aggression, mainly from Israeli side. The researchers emphasized that the current and expected changes during the next decade present significant opportunities for the Arab world to achieve a qualitative leap. Despite the new challenges and problems, they create at the same level, these changes shift the rules imposed on the Arab world, and give it an opportunity to liberate itself and make independent decisions that serve the supreme interests of the Arab world. The report presented the most important results and recommendations reached by the researchers in this symposium, the most important of which are: 1) The call to prepare clear strategies and visions to re-build an effective Arab security system that responds to current international changes and to deal with the influence of external actors in shaping future regional security dynamics, 2) Working to enhance the status of the Arab world and its regional and international role, 3) Studying the reasons for the decline in cooperation and joint Arab action, and the low levels of coordination and solidarity, 4) Providing strategies capable of responding to challenges and contributing to achieving the aspirations of Arab youth, 5) Investing in the components of successful political reform and democratic transition, in a way that enhances the strength and resilience of Arab countries and ensures their stability, to avoid Arab societies reaching a dead end as happened earlier in 2011 and 2019. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]