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Jessica Boulet

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Islamist parties have emerged as the strongest contenders in recent elections in Tunisia, Egypt, and Morocco, and are likely continue to do well in future elections in other countries. It is clear that Islamist parties will have a dominant impact on the outcome of Arab transitions, but there is little understanding in Washington of what that will mean for governing.

                                            On April 5, 2012, high-level representatives of Islamist parties from Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Jordan, and Libya will participate in a one-day event in Washington convened by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

                                            Please RSVP as space is limited. Additional details will follow.