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The conference aims to provide a platform for critical discussion and in-depth analysis of post-conflict heritage reconstruction, management of cultural resources, and recovery of societies in MENA, with a particular focus on the Arab states. The conference offers an opportunity for scholars and professionals at different stages of their career and from various disciplinary backgrounds to present and discuss their ongoing research, establish networks, receive feedback from peers, and disseminate knowledge production in the Arab region and beyond....

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The Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies (CHS) in Doha, in cooperation with the Arab Center Washington DC (ACW), and DeepRoot, a consulting firm focused on Yemen....

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The discussion will be delivered by Dr. Ibrahim Khatib, Assistant Professor at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, and moderated by Ms. Salma Aljamal, News Anchor at Aljazeera TV channel and MA Student in Conflict Management and Humanitarian Action.

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Sultan Barakat

The collapse of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan on August 15th, 2021 and the ensuing images broadcast out of Kabul – Taliban soldiers in the Presidential Palace and scenes of desperation at Hamad Karzai International Airport – shocked the world with the speed at which the country hurtled towards chaos. In the month since, Afghanistan has become enveloped with a series of political, security, and humanitarian crises that are threatening...

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Ghassan Elkahlout

The ACRPS has published Forced Migration in the Arab Countries, by multiple authors and edited by Ghassan Elkahlout. The book (672 pp.) includes a bibliography and general index...

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Sultan Barakat

Israeli armed forces have told Al Jazeera that their navy is about to intercept a boat with female activists heading towards the Gaza Strip. The boat set sail from Barcelona last month, with the stated aim of breaking the Gaza blockade, which has been in place since 2007. Speaking to Al Jazeera, Sultan Barakat, director of the Center for Conflict and Humanitarian Studies, said: “The protest flotilla boat will draw attention to the Gaza siege and Israel can concede and compromise if the right pressure is applied on it by the international community.”

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Sansom Milton, Abdulrauf El-geroshi

Armed clashes in Tripoli on 28 August sparked fears that Libya was set to slide back into a war reminiscent of the battle for Tripoli in 2019. In no small part due to mediation efforts by Qatar, the country was able to step away from this reality in recent weeks....

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Wadee Al-Arabeed

The Gaza Strip has been under direct Israeli occupation since 1967 and since 2005, Israel has claimed to withdraw from it, however, it remains an occupying power according to international law....

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Sultan Barakat

Sultan Barakat discusses recent developments in Afghanistan with Becky Anderson. He said that the Taliban are keen to engage with the rest of the world and keen on receiving humanitarian assistance and international aid, and have made commitments regarding human rights, girls' education and inclusivity.

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Ghassan Elkahlout, Sansom Milton

Two weeks on from the devastating earthquake that struck Turkey and Syria, the death toll has now surpassed 44,000, as a new slow-motion disaster unfolds across northwestern Syria, compounding the already grave humanitarian crisis....