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Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
Yemen / Saudi Arabia / Bahrain / Oman / Algeria / Tunisia / Bangladesh / Iran / Kuwait / United Arab Emirates / Libya / Qatar / Egypt / Pakistan / Jordan / United States / Afghanistan / Syria / United Kingdom / Morocco / Iraq / Lebanon / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
The Pew Research Center / /
IndustryTerm
electronic media / media relations / language services / mass communications / Arabic language television network / public relations / sector public relations techniques / /
Organization
Pew Research Center for the People and the Press / American Foreign Service / House of Representatives / Afghan government / U.S. government / Committee on Government Reform / Subcommittee on National Security / Emerging Threats / and International Relations / office of International Information Programs / Department of State / al-Qaeda / Broadcasting Board of Governors Expand Efforts / State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs / House International Relations Committee / House of Representatives For Release / Broadcasting Board of Governors / Foreign Service / U.S. General Accounting Office / /
Person
Jess T. Ford / / /
Position
State Inspector General / speaker / Secretary of State / Governor / Chairman / Director International Affairs / /
RadioStation
Radio Free Asia / Voice of America / VOA / Radio Sawa / Radio Farda / /
Region
Middle East / East Asia / Central Asia / Near East / South Asia / /
GAO-04-435T U.S. Public Diplomacy: State Department and the Broadcasting Board of Governors Expand Efforts in the Middle East but Face Significant Challenges