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09STATE112468 2009-10-30 21:41 2011-08-30 01:44 UNCLASSIFIED//FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Secretary of State
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INFO RHEHNSC/WHITE HOUSE NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL WASHINGTON DC PRIORITY
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UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 13 STATE 112468 
 
SENSITIVE 
SIPDIS 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: ECON EAID PREL SOCI XF XI ZR ZP CN PU
MV, SO 
SUBJECT: THE PRESIDENTIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP SUMMIT AND 
BEYOND 
 
COUNTRIES WITH SIGNIFICANT MUSLIM COMMUNITIES--OIC "PLUS 
16" LIST 
 
FOR CHIEFS OF MISSION FROM THE SECRETARY 
 
 
 
 
1. (U) SUMMARY:  This is an action cable, see paragraphs 
7, 8, 9, and 10.  In the Presidents June 4 speech in 
Cairo, he announced that he would host an 
Entrepreneurship Summit within a year.  The National 
Security Council staff and the Domestic Policy Councils 
Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation have 
been leading an Interagency Team to implement the 
 
STATE 00112468  002 OF 013 
 
SUBJECT: THE PRESIDENTIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP SUMMIT AND 
BEYO 
Presidents vision for the Summit.  The Summit will be 
an unprecedented opportunity to highlight the importance 
of fostering entrepreneurship  focusing especially on 
the connection between entrepreneurship and job creation 
- in Muslim-majority countries (MMCs) and Muslim 
communities around the world.  It will also be an 
important platform to highlight successful entrepreneurs 
from these communities; to discuss the entrepreneurship 
ecosystem including obstacles and ways they can be 
overcome; to brainstorm how to expand the most 
successful programs; and to build networks among 
stakeholders in entrepreneurship.  The Summit will also 
emphasize the Presidents broader aims of supporting 
entrepreneurship, innovation, and economic opportunity 
at home and abroad.  To make the most of this strategic 
opportunity and the possibilities beyond, we request 
that Posts/Missions take several important steps, 
outlined below.  END SUMMARY. 
 
Global Muslim Engagement 
 
2. (U) While the Presidents speech in Cairo included 
 
STATE 00112468  003 OF 013 
 
SUBJECT: THE PRESIDENTIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP SUMMIT AND 
BEYO 
specific action items, including a commitment to host an 
Entrepreneurship Summit, the speech is much more than a 
list of action items.  The speech is most importantly 
strategic guidance for how the U.S. Government will 
engage MMCs, including their minority populations, and 
Muslim communities around the world.  The specific 
action items mentioned in the speech should be 
accomplished but the principles that those action items 
exemplify should generally inform all of the USGs 
programs, activities, and efforts concerning MMCs and 
Muslim communities around the world.  Specifically, the 
President articulated a desire for a new beginning 
whereby our relationship will be more comprehensive 
(i.e. not defined largely by just one or two security or 
political issues), based on mutual respect, and defined 
by partnerships in areas of mutual interest.  The 
overarching strategic objective for this effort is for 
the U.S. to work in a spirit of partnership to advance 
opportunity, prosperity, and security in MMCs and Muslim 
communities worldwide by addressing issues of paramount 
concern to people in these communities, such as: job 
creation, entrepreneurship, economic development, 
 
STATE 00112468  004 OF 013 
 
SUBJECT: THE PRESIDENTIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP SUMMIT AND 
BEYO 
education, exchanges, responsive governance, science and 
technology, and health.  Addressing the youth bulge and 
the empowerment of women is a priority that should cut 
across all of these areas. 
 
The Presidential Summit on Entrepreneurship 
 
3. (U) One of the specific commitments the President 
made in the Cairo speech as an example of his broader 
commitment to a new beginning was to host a summit on 
entrepreneurship.  The Presidential Summit on 
Entrepreneurship will bring together successful business 
and social entrepreneurs, investors, academics, 
technology developers, leaders of entrepreneurship 
networks, non?profits, foundations, businesses, and 
select government representatives who are invested in 
advancing business and social entrepreneurship in MMCs 
and Muslim communities around the world.  The Summit 
will take place in Washington, D.C. in the first quarter 
of 2010.  We anticipate inviting at least 150 
participants from overseas.  Participants will be 
responsible for their own expenses; but there will be 
 
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4. (U) Potential Topics.  The Summit will take place 
over two days in Washington, and the President will 
deliver opening remarks.  The Summit will include a 
series of moderated discussions on key issues and 
challenges for advancing entrepreneurship, job creation, 
and economic opportunity including:  enhancing access to 
capital; creating and supporting entrepreneur networks; 
promoting a culture of entrepreneurship; broadening 
access to effective business development services; 
promoting the education, training, and mentoring of 
entrepreneurs; supporting and connecting social 
entrepreneurs; collecting better market data and making 
it broadly available; developing a policy environment 
that supports entrepreneurship; and providing tools and 
resources for expanding market access for entrepreneurs. 
Women and youth issues will also be priority areas of 
focus across the board.  In addition to moderated 
discussions, there will be networking opportunities for 
participants. 
 
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5. (U) Objectives of Summit.  The Objectives for the 
Summit are multi-fold.  First, the Summit should inform, 
inspire, and catalyze greater entrepreneurship in MMCs 
and Muslim communities and elsewhere.  It will do this 
by emphasizing the importance of entrepreneurship to job 
creation and expanding economic opportunity, and by 
highlighting potential role-models who have been 
innovative, pioneering and effective as entrepreneurs 
themselves or in expanding opportunities for 
entrepreneurship.  Second, the Summit will help 
participants (and those able to view the Summit via 
webcast or broadcast) to identify ways of scaling 
effective approaches to entrepreneurship and to address 
obstacles by bringing together stakeholders who are 
knowledgeable, effective, and successful.  Third, the 
Summit will be an opportunity to build and expand 
global, regional, and local entrepreneurship networks. 
Finally, we hope the Summit will serve as a catalyst for 
other stakeholders  including other governments as well 
as for-profit and non-profit actors  to potentially 
announce commitments related to supporting 
 
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entrepreneurship, job creation, and economic 
opportunity.  For instance, we hope that this Summit 
will lead others to hold regional conferences built on 
the same guiding principles and objectives as the Summit 
and to make progress on the goals expressed by 
participants at the Presidential Summit. Ideally, in the 
long-term, the Summit and follow-on processes will 
result in scaled and sustainable support systems for 
entrepreneurs that will enable them to produce the jobs 
needed to provide meaningful economic opportunity for 
the next generation. 
 
6. (SBU) USG Role in Summit and Follow-through Process. 
In all of the efforts pertaining to the Summit and the 
follow through on these objectives, clear articulation 
of the role of USG as a convener, catalyst, and platform 
for engagement is paramount.  It will only be through 
partnerships and locally-driven initiatives that the USG 
can play a productive role in expanding entrepreneurship 
opportunities and making them more self-sustaining in 
MMCs and Muslim communities.  As such, Washington will 
aim to do our part to be responsive and to empower you 
 
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7. (U) On that note, we want to acknowledge and thank 
Posts/Missions for their outstanding cables providing 
input to Washington following the Presidents Cairo 
speech.  Those cables have helped to inform both our 
thinking on the Entrepreneurship Summit, as well as our 
broader emphasis on entrepreneurship, job creation and 
economic opportunity.  Please note, a subsequent cable 
will provide a more comprehensive account of how those 
earlier cables are informing our work here in 
Washington. 
 
Economic Opportunity Working Groups 
 
8. (SBU) ACTION: Chiefs of Mission are requested to 
establish and maintain an interagency working group on 
expanding economic opportunity. (If Post feels it does 
not have the capacity to do this, it should contact its 
regional bureau, who can work with S/P to devise an 
alternative arrangement.)  Expanding economic 
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vision for a New Beginning with MMCs and Muslim 
communities.  There will be an on-going, multi-year 
effort to partner with local stakeholders to advance 
economic opportunity, job creation, and 
entrepreneurship.  The request to establish working 
groups on expanding economic opportunity reflects the 
recognition that many different Country Team elements 
have a role to play in this issue, and these working 
groups should serve as a mechanism for: integrating, 
coordinating, and leveraging the tools, capabilities, 
programs, and activities of all relevant Country Team 
members; creating and managing partnerships that advance 
economic opportunity, with particular emphasis on 
identifying, supporting, and empowering the most 
effective local stakeholders; executing the Presidents 
initiatives in this area and ensuring that existing 
efforts in this area reflect the principles put forward 
in the Cairo speech; ensuring local stakeholders and 
communities are engaged and informed about the work 
being done. 
 
9. (SBU) ACTION (cont.): Posts/Missions should submit a 
 
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list of their 10 top nominees to attend the Presidential 
Summit on Entrepreneurship in Washington.  These should 
be inspiring, pioneering, effective, high-potential 
stakeholders in business and social entrepreneurship; 
they should be role models for others.  The list of 10 
should be diverse: well-known and not well-known; big, 
small, and medium enterprises; and there should be a few 
submissions that do not fall under the usual suspect 
category.  For instance, the list should also include 
new economy entrepreneurs, e.g. technology entrepreneurs 
where possible.  These lists should be submitted no 
later than November 30, along with approximately one 
page including background and the justification 
supporting the nomination (as well as any other 
supporting documentation Post/Missions may wish to 
submit) for each nominee.  (POC:  Greg Behrman, S/P). 
 
10. (SBU) ACTION (cont.):  Each Post/Mission is 
requested to conduct a Roundtable (ideally hosted by the 
Chief of Mission) or a series of Roundtables in December 
to engage key stakeholders in entrepreneurship and 
economic opportunity; the Entrepreneurship Summit, our 
 
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aims for the Summit and to solicit input as to how we 
can achieve those aims; and, to explore the potential 
for partnerships in advancing entrepreneurship, economic 
opportunity, and job creation more generally. 
Posts/Missions should seek to facilitate networking 
among local attendees.  Second, Ambassadors are 
requested to reach out individually to stakeholders 
(investors, business leaders, government officials, 
Foundation and NGO heads, etc) who they feel can be 
high-impact partners and solicit their thoughts, and to 
cultivate them as partners.  Posts/Missions are asked to 
send a summary of the Roundtables and other related 
engagement efforts to Washington NLT December 28 
(Attention: S/P - Greg Behrman, S/SRMC  Karen Chandler, 
and R - Sehreen Noor-Ali). 
 
11. (U) ACTION (cont.):  Each Post/Mission is asked to 
provide a summary of proposed public diplomacy 
activities for the Summit and for lead-up and related 
activities.  Please submit to Washington by November 30. 
Each Post/Mission is also requested to profile as 
appropriate Post/Mission efforts to advance local 
 
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entrepreneurship and economic opportunity and to 
highlight programs and activities for which 
entrepreneurs and stakeholders in advancing 
entrepreneurship may be eligible.  (Attention: S/P - 
Greg Behrman, R - Sehreen Noor-Ali). 
 
12. (SBU) As noted, the Summit is part of a process. 
Follow-up will ideally include regional and sub-regional 
conferences, which we hope will be hosted by other 
governments or leading local institutions. 
Posts/Missions should begin thinking about public or 
private sector partners (educational institutions, NGOs, 
Foundations, etc) who can serve as hosts for future 
conferences, which will offer opportunities for engaging 
the issues and goals addressed at the Summit with 
regional specificity and with a larger and more 
inclusive set of stakeholders. 
 
Conclusion 
 
13. (SBU) This Summit will be a singular and 
unprecedented opportunity to demonstrate that the United 
 
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States wishes to be a partner in advancing economic 
opportunity around the world, including in MMCs and in 
Muslim communities.  It will be an extraordinary 
opportunity to profile leaders and pioneers who can 
build the future that we all seek, to create a global 
network of stakeholders in entrepreneurship, and to 
inspire others to support them and to follow their 
example.  Your efforts per the ACTION items in this 
cable will enable us to maximize the strategic benefits 
from the Summit and will be instrumental in realizing 
the Presidents vision for a New Beginning based on 
mutual respect and the pursuit of partnership in areas 
of mutual interest.  We are deeply grateful for your 
efforts.  Thank you. 
 
14. (U) Minimize considered. 
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