Ghena Alhanaee is a PhD Candidate at USC researching resource management, sustainability, and food and water security.
From USC:
Recognizing the need to develop a cohesive emergency response plan across energy sectors, Alhanaee is investigating how the Gulf countries can collaborate to improve overall preparedness. Her research examines how industry and government leaders can work toward resolving both cross-industry and cross-national differences that might inhibit cooperation. She envisions an international governing body that includes all countries in the region and for a unified plan to be put in place. Analyzing the intersection of diplomacy, engineering and technology is a core component of her work.
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