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MEPEI (Middle East Political & Economic Institute) este un institut care oferă consultanță în domenii politice, economice și strategice pentru entități interesate să investească sau să opereze în regiunea Orientului Mijlociu.

Unde este sediul MEPEI?

Sediul MEPEI este în București, România, la adresa 47 Str. Fabricii, B32, Quadra Place, Sector 6, Cod Poștal 060821.

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Ne puteți contacta prin email la office@mepei.com sau telefonic la +40 21 3698 070.

Ce tipuri de servicii oferă MEPEI?

MEPEI oferă servicii de consultanță legală, economică și de strategie de afaceri pentru firme și instituții care doresc să activeze sau să investească în regiunea Orientului Mijlociu.

MEPEI operează doar în România?

Nu — MEPEI acoperă regiunea Orientului Mijlociu (Middle East) și relațiile economice/politice între această regiune și UE / alte piețe internaționale.

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Materialele de analiză, articole și publicații sunt disponibile în secțiunea „News / Articles” de pe site-ul mepei.com.

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Da — sediul din București poate fi utilizat pentru întâlniri, cu programare prealabilă, în funcție de disponibilitate.

Cum pot colabora cu MEPEI pentru proiecte de cercetare?

Poți trimite o propunere de colaborare sau brief la adresa de email office@mepei.com, iar echipa noastră va analiza proiectul și îți va răspunde cu detalii.

MEPEI publică rapoarte oficiale și studii?

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03 Oct 2025

Doha in the Crosshairs: What Israel’s Strikes Mean for Regional Stability

Introduction The reported Israeli airstrikes in Doha mark a dramatic expansion of conflict into the Gulf, far beyond Israel’s usual theatres of engagement in Gaza, Lebanon, or Syria. Qatar, a small but influential state, has long balanced its role as a U.S. ally and mediator while hosting group

02 Sep 2025

Tianjin SCO Summit 2025

Photo: On 31 August 2025, a reception and concert program were held at the Tianjin Meijiang International Convention and Exhibition Center in honor of heads of state and government and their spouses, hosted by the General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, Xi Jinping, and First Lady Peng Liyu

20 Jul 2025

Syria’s As-Suwayda: A Nexus of Regional Conflict and Global Trade Ambitions

After less than a year into the post-Assad Syria, as-Suwaida (Sweida) region became the last entry on two aggression lists: chronologically, Ahmed al-Sharaa (aka Abu Mohammed al-Jawlani) regime’s deliberate or indeliberate hit list, that notably encompassed Alawite Syrian since December 2024, and

09 Jul 2025

The New Middle East: Borders Redrawn by Markets Not Weapons

Photo: Neom marketing says the project aims to attract professionals wanting to create a futuristic development which considers the environment and heritage of the area. (Facebook: @discoverneom) The Middle East has never been a quiet region. For over a century it has oscillated between

05 Jul 2025

The Second China–Central Asia Summit: Reshaping Strategic Dynamics at the Eurasian Crossroads

Photo's source: http://www.china.com.cn/node_9016203.html Introduction Amid ongoing regional uncertainty and shifting power dynamics, the Second China–Central Asia Summit was held in Astana, Kazakhstan, from 16 to 18 June 2025. President Xi Jinping met with the leaders of Kazakhsta

17 Jun 2025

Israeli Prime Minister’s public admission of supporting an ISIS-linked organization and “what’s wrong with that?”

Introduction In a June 11th, 2025, article, the prominent Israeli media outlet Haaretz was presenting and contextualizing Israeli Prime-Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s question on what was wrong with arming and training the Abu Shabab-led militia from the Occupied Palestinian Territory (Gaza Strip)

12 Jun 2025

Türkiye and Israel at odds in Syria

When an amalgam of rebel factions led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham toppled the Bashar Al-Assad regime, whose family had ruled Syria for fifty years until December 2024, the organisation’s leader, Ahmed al-Shara, inherited an extremely fragmented country, destroyed economically, infrastructurally, and s

01 Jun 2025

Morocco Competes with Algeria in the African Sahel

On 23 May 2025, the Algerian-Mauritanian Economic Forum convened in Nouakchott (capital of Mauritania), where three agreements were signed between Algerian and Mauritanian operators, covering pharmaceutical production, and maritime transport products. This Forum followed the first Mauritanian-Morocc

31 May 2025

Geopolitical Flashpoint: Israel Blocks Saudi-led Delegation to the West Bank

Key issue: On May 30, 2025, reports emerged that Israel has decided to prevent a delegation of Middle Eastern foreign ministers led by Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan from visiting the occupied West Bank to meet with Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah.

27 Apr 2025

The Middle East’s New Chessboard: How Türkiye and Saudi Arabia Are Redrawing the Region’s Power Map in 2025

In 2025, the Middle East is undergoing a seismic shift. The long-standing patterns of rivalry—once defined by sectarian divides and foreign interventions—are being reshaped by two assertive powers: Türkiye and Saudi Arabia. With contrasting ideologies and ambitions, Ankara and Riyadh are now ce

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Doha in the Crosshairs: What Israel’s Strikes Mean for Regional Stability

Tianjin SCO Summit 2025

Syria’s As-Suwayda: A Nexus of Regional Conflict and Global Trade Ambitions

The New Middle East: Borders Redrawn by Markets Not Weapons

The Second China–Central Asia Summit: Reshaping Strategic Dynamics at the Eurasian Crossroads

Israeli Prime Minister’s public admission of supporting an ISIS-linked organization and “what’s wrong with that?”

Türkiye and Israel at odds in Syria

Morocco Competes with Algeria in the African Sahel

Geopolitical Flashpoint: Israel Blocks Saudi-led Delegation to the West Bank

The Middle East’s New Chessboard: How Türkiye and Saudi Arabia Are Redrawing the Region’s Power Map in 2025

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