'Supply What Mankind Requires'.

The article discusses the Oasis Plan, a proposal for economic development in Southwest Asia. The panelists address concerns about building nuclear plants in a war zone, emphasizing that civilian nuclear plants are not suitable for proliferation. They also discuss the use of small modular reactors and the importance of looking at technology beyond borders. The potential benefits of the Oasis Plan for war-torn countries like Syria and Afghanistan are highlighted, emphasizing the importance of a future perspective and starting small. The text criticizes previous efforts to solve the Middle East conflict and argues for respecting national values and norms in African countries' development. It emphasizes the need for large-scale infrastructure projects and technological solutions, rather than relying solely on political negotiations. Examples of African nations taking diplomatic actions and offering peace proposals are mentioned. [Extracted from the article]