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Workshop

Supporting Private Sector in Afghanistan: Linking Policy and Practical Initiatives

The Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies (CHS), in collaboration with the European Institute of Peace (EIP), is organising a closed, invite-only expert meeting titled “Supporting Private Sector in Afghanistan: Linking Policy and Practical Initiatives." The meeting will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, 22-23 September 2026, in Doha, Qatar.

22
Sep
2026
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23
Sep
2026

Symposium

Rebuilding Syria’s Health System

The symposium is being held amid the ongoing transformations in Syria's health sector and will examine the transition from emergency humanitarian response to sustainable recovery and the rebuilding of health institutions...

14
Sep
2026

Workshop

Crisis Response to Health System Recovery: Leveraging Syrian Diaspora Expertise for Health Sector Reconstruction

The workshop comes at a time of significant transition for Syria's health sector, as it moves from emergency humanitarian response towards sustainable recovery and the rebuilding of health institutions...

14
Sep
2026

Workshop

Children at the Center: Leveraging Humanitarian Diplomacy to Expand Access to Assistance and Services for Children

The workshop will bring together senior policymakers, diplomats, humanitarian leaders, mediators, legal experts, practitioners and academics to examine practical approaches to advancing child-sensitives humanitarian access in situations of conflict and crisis.

7
Sep
2026

Webinar

Red Sea Security: The War at the Chokepoints and Implications for Yemen

This webinar is co-organised by the Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies, the Iranian Studies Unit at the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies, and the Sana'a Center. It will examine the implications of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran for Yemen and Red Sea security. The webinar forms part of The War on Iran — Regional Reverberations, a joint series by the Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies and the Iranian Studies Unit and will take place online in September.

2
Sep
2026