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The US presidential elections and the impact on the Iran nuclear deal and regional security situat






EVENT
Tuesday, 27 October 2020

Speakers

Adnan Tabatabai
Co-founder and CEO, Center of Applied Research in Partnership with the Orient
Barbara Leaf
Ruth and Sid Lapidus Fellow & Director, Geduld Program on Arab Politics The Washington Institute for Near East Politics
Cornelius Adebahr
Non-resident Fellow, Carnegie Europe




Moderator(S)

Amanda Paul
Senior Policy Analyst, European Policy Centre


This online Policy Dialogue, held on 27 October 2020, examined the impact of the US presidential elections on the Iran nuclear deal. The event focused on the possible scenarios under a continued Trump or potential Biden administration highlighting the implications for the regional security situation.  Adnan Tabatabai, Co-founder and CEO at the Center of Applied Research in Partnership with the Orient (CARPO), presented the Iranian perspective on the deal and gave a summary of the domestic situation. Barbara Leaf, Ruth and Sid Lapidus Fellow & Director of the Geduld Program on Arab Politics at The Washington Institute for Near East Politics, provided an analysis of the United States’ policy towards Iran and covered the broader region. Cornelius Adebahr, Senior Research Fellow at Carnegie Europe, articulated the role of Europe and considered the implications of the situation for the EU. The event was moderated by EPC Senior Policy Analyst Amanda Paul.



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