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GENDER & SOCIETY Girls and women surpass their male counterparts in educational achievements and the majority of the population is under 30 in the Middle East. In some parts of the region, expatriate workers exceed the number of citizens yet unemployment is a pervasive problem. How will this evolving social structure impact the geopolitical and economic future of the region’s countries? What other surprising advancements and obstacles do people there face?
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