My Identity

Religion is central to the personal identity of young Arabs; yet they want religious institutions to reform

My Livelihood

Young Arabs are concerned about the quality of education, lack of jobs and rising personal debt, and many are turning to entrepreneurship, rather than depend on government or private sector jobs

My Politics

The Arab Spring generation says promoting stability is more important than democracy

My Global Citizenship

For the 11th consecutive year, most young Arabs say UAE is the country they most like to live in and their own nations to emulate; dynamic shift in outlook on foreign affairs, with China emerging as top ally

My Lifestyle

Young Arabs spend more time on social media and struggle to disconnect; online shopping is booming

My Aspirations

Majority of Arab youth are optimistic of better days but many fear their national economies are headed in the wrong direction and nearly half are considering emigration

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