Every organisation understands the importance of an effective strategy and that one of the key indicators of crises is the failure to meet its stakeholders expectations. As reports from Libya signal a rapidly deteriorating situation where protest dissolves into a civil war, the role of the British Armed forces and the Coalition's defence strategy is brought into stark focus.
Following the strategic review which seems to have been neither strategic or about the UK’s defence can we really feel that the Coalition approach to defence is providing support to businesses trying to deliver export growth to the UK in difficult parts of the world. Think of the emerging risks not just to Libya but to the Arabian Gulf states and North Africa, both during current events and going forward as nations struggle to find stability. How much further can this spread? What other opportunities to resolve old conflicts may arise? Where are the new safe havens for pirates?
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Showing posts with label Coalition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coalition. Show all posts
Monday, March 7, 2011
Strategic Defense review won't fly!
Labels:
Afghanistan,
Arabian Gulf,
British Armed Forces,
Budget,
Civil War,
Coalition,
Defence,
Libya,
North Africa,
UK Government
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