The conference included two sessions, with the first one
The conference included two sessions, with the first one
focused on the last seventy-five years since the United Nations was established,
and on how COVID-19 has tested international organizations and multilateralism.
The second session discussed updates on COVID-19 and the
role of strengthening international cooperation on vaccine production and
distribution.
the Gulf Research Center spoke at the Beirut Institute’s Summit e-Policy
Cambridge Middle East and North
Africa Forum organised a webinar entitled ‘Change and Continuity in Middle East
Geopolitics’ on Monday 29th, June 2020 which covered the topic of
geopolitical changes in the region in the context of COVID-19
The discussions focused on a various
topics, ‘Would Iran try to use nuclear energy in Tump’s second term?’, ‘Will
Biden’s election give hope in Israeli-Palestinian negotiations?’, ‘What does
the decline in relations between the United States and China mean for the Middle
East?’, ‘What role does the UK play in the region’. Dr. Abdulaziz, Chairman of
the Gulf Research Center participated as a speaker as part of the panel, which
included a politicians, experts and researchers from the Middle East region,
Europe and the United States. During his talk, Dr. Abdulaziz discussed and
analysed these topics and answered a number of questions from the participants
This
workshop gathered together group of research centres in Washington to analyse
the current context of the shifting regional dynamics, and the regional approach to
the issue of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
This webinar discussed the task force's recommendations and policy briefs to be submitted to the G20 working groups. This session was part of a three-day conference organised by the T20 entitled 'Policy Recommendations for a Post-COVID-19 World'
