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The biggest threat from and to the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region stems not from ISIS, nor from extremism, nor religious conflict. While all these are serious threats, at their root is the massive unemployment problem of a growing youth population.
The MENA region is a particularly young place, with youth constituting more than% of the total adult population. This young population is also characterized by the highest unemployment rate in the world.
As the Arab Spring has shown, high levels of unemployment, especially among the youth, generate a predictable cycle of frustration, social unrest, and political instability. Add a little agitation and throw in some arms and you have a full-blown disaster on your hands.
When we surveyed working people born between and about their priorities in life in the Bayt.com "Millennials in the Middle East" survey (February), the overwhelming response was what you would expect from young people anywhere in the world. They want financial stability, good health, and successful careers. Unfortunately, the same survey also showed the gap between these hopes and reality:% rely on their family for supplementary income; and% say that they find it difficult to make ends meet. Furthermore,% say that the foremost challenge of their generation is finding a job (Bayt.com "Fresh Graduates in the MENA," July).
But what about the people who want wok.
Because middle east is not monopolising in one sectors of work
