The Near East Center for Strategic Engagement (NEC-SC) is an academic and operationalized policy studies/research institution and think tank that provides political-military analyses and assessments of Middle Eastern affairs for a diverse international cliental representing both government and private interests. Drawing on a wide range of professional experience and expertise, NEC-SC conducts intelligence briefings, prepares reports, and develops associated informational materials relevant to achieving individual client objectives. NEC-SC also sponsors educational programs and multimedia presentations aimed at promoting awareness and increasing knowledge among the general public of Middle Eastern peoples, nations, topics, and issues. Additionally, NEC-SC serves as the military advisory group for the Assyrian Army in Iraq (Dwekh Nawsha), working in collaboration with Assyrian military and civilian leaders and private military contractors to provide tactical, operational, and strategic planning, direction, training, and support for conducting combat and civil affairs operations against ISIS in Iraq and Syria. In tandem with its military mission.
Short answer: we’ll just have to wait and see. Based on the shooter’s statement, as recorded in the video of the incident, the Russian ambassador was killed in retaliation for Russian military […]
On 15 DEC 16, CEO of NEC-SE was interviewed on Washington Watch with Tony Perkins about issues and topics affecting U.S. foreign policy and christian community in the Middle East. Related links: […]
On 14 DEC 16, Phil Cowan interviewed the CEO of NEC-SE on the issues and topics related to the Coptic Church bombing, Aleppo battles, and Assyrian Christian present and future disposition in […]
On 9 DEC 16 Paul Merkley, Professor of History, Emeritus, Carleton University, wrote the article Farewell to OSLO. In the article he states: “If we fail to rescue the Christian people of […]
On 8 DEC 16, The American Spectator posted an article by Mr. Bradley Martin on Why is the world silent about Christian genocide? Bradley Martin is the Deputy Editor at Canadian Institute for […]
On 1 DEC 16, the Hagman and Hagman Report conducted an interveiw of LTC Sargis Sangari, CEO of NEC-SE, & Professor Frederick Krantz, the Director of Canadian Institute for Jewish Research on […]
On 20 NOV 16, the CEO of NEC-SE, participated in an Academic Conference and Panel Discussion, at the Beth Radom Temple in Toronto Canada, on Christian Genocide in the Middle East: Why is […]
“Six weeks into the battle, the force made up of 50,000 troops, Shiite and Sunni tribal militias and Kurdish fighters is a long way from winning back the country’s second-largest city. The […]
On 25 NOV 16 Andrew Lawton interviewed LTC Sargis Sangari on the U.S. support for the Assyrian Christians in the Middle East. Issues and topics covered were the U.S. support for the […]
NEC-SE can confirm that President of KRG is seriously considering stepping down from his position. The KRG leadership meetings in Turkey may finalize the decision. More will follow.
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