The Missing Piece for Green
MPG is a visionary model that shows us the face of peace in all its dimensions: peace between man and the natural world, peace between man and his fellow man, and peace between nations
MPG is a visionary model that shows us the face of peace in all its dimensions: peace between man and the natural world, peace between man and his fellow man, and peace between nations.
MPG is also a mechanism that gets the whole world to buy into such aspirations as: sustainability, economic equity, and peaceful coexistence.
MPG seeks to transform economic development into a force for regional stability and global renewal. Its addresses three interlocking challenges – climate change, economic inequality, and geopolitical conflict – by creating Green Industrial Zones that combine advanced technology, social inclusion, and international cooperation.
The first proposed sites for implementing MPG are Oxagon in NEOM, Saudi Arabia, and post-conflict Gaza. These will serve as proof-of-concept zones where startups and established companies collaborate to advance solutions in clean energy, water, food production, healthcare, and carbon capture. Beyond their economic purpose, the zones are designed to embody a living model of Sustainability, Economic Equity, and Peaceful Coexistence – values that can inspire replication across the Middle East and beyond.
At the heart of MPG lies the DESTINY Model, a framework that ensures development is both profitable and transformative.
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Ideology Matters
Ideology to Common Sense
It’s one thing to kill an ideological extremist; it’s quite another to kill the ideology that animates him.
State Retribution
Good Slips Away and Retribution Steps In
The recent killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minneapolis have brought into question whether the U.S. government is living up to the core values which have made America great in the first place.
A Region Of Neom
Peace: Prove the Concept
This week’s visit by the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia to The White House was quite successful in several respects, but fell short of securing a peace deal with Israel. What can be done to make the prospect of peace more likely?
FAQ
Why is MPG necessary?
There are all sorts of green initiatives taking place. But climate change affects the whole world in a massive way; and so a vision is called for which gets the whole world to buy in.
How can MPG solve problems like climate change, economic inequality and civil unrest all at once?
MPG is a vision that brings together all the pieces of the puzzle. In that way we turbocharge solutions to individual issues like: sustainability, prosperity and peace, all at the same time.
Where will we get the money to build Green Industrial Zones?
Business people, political leaders and philanthropists are always looking for ways to make big things happen. MPG can help them to take their visions up a notch, and thereby increase their chances for success. MPG is an excellent branding opportunity because it speaks to what people care about most.
Can one person really make a difference?
Yes. MPG is all-inclusive. Each of us has a role to play, each in his or her own way. We may not be able to solve all the world’s problems by ourselves. But we all know people who know people. Together we can go a long way to set things right, and to achieve what is most important for our continued survival. It certainly makes sense to try.
Where will the game-changing green tech innovations come from?
Our Green Industrial Zones will house Green Tech Incubators, which will support scientists and entrepreneurs from all over the world to launch their startups, to train and employ their workers, and to produce game-changing green products and services that will change the world.
