THE MIDDLE EAST, THE NEAR EAST. LANDMARKS FOR A POSSIBLE SOLUTION
THE MIDDLE EAST, THE NEAR EAST. LANDMARKS FOR A POSSIBLE SOLUTION

Summary/Abstract: The world we live in is an interdependent one. Within this dimension of interdependency, the world progressed significantly and technology allowed the achievement of outstanding performances that bring us closer to the type of society we have always hoped for, one of free circulation of information, a powerful, integrated society characterized by knowledge in which man is the supreme being. Unfortunately, this perspective does not automatically solve the problems of the world, it does not bring the much hoped for peace, and it does not eliminate poverty, injustice, differences in de- velopment and conflicts. In our world that has an ultramodern component, around 45 million people die annually of hunger and malnutrition, while millions of others are forced to leave their homes and seek refuge and suffer bacause of wars, conflicts and calami- ties of all kinds.

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