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The lecture will shed light on the State of Qatar's role in global governance, providing insights into new emerging dynamics and trends in enhancing international order and managing cross-border issues. The session will also address the challenges faced by both state and non-state actors in these endeavors.
This workshop is designed to enhance the writing skills of senior administrative staff from various institutions, helping them to produce professional texts free of linguistic, grammatical, and compositional errors while carrying out their administrative duties. Participants will gain knowledge and basic skills in functional writing in Arabic, as well as the ability to edit official letters, administrative reports, and meeting minutes in a professional and distinctive style.
The workshop will be conducted in Arabic.
The last few decades have witnessed a significant evolution in international terrorism, characterized by changes in its nature and means. Terrorist groups are now using modern technology and communication to coordinate attacks across borders, and their motivations have shifted from primarily ideological to more diverse ones, such as religious extremism and political grievances.
Futuwwah is youth ethics derived from the Sunnah. The practice of Futuwwah promotes personal growth and character development, and it has a long tradition of practice among Muslims throughout history. It can also be a useful framework for shaping ethics among youth, as it emphasizes character traits such as humility, generosity, bravery and service.
Join our upcoming Twitter Spaces discussion to explore the core values of Futuwwah ethics and how it can be implemented in today’s ever changing world.
The College of Public Policy (CPP) is delighted to welcome H.E. Ambassador Valentin Inzko as a guest speaker to shed light on the array of unanswered questions and looming conflicts in the Balkans region, particularly in the former Republic of Yugoslavia, which remains a contemporary hotspot in the international system. Ambassador Inzko is an Austrian diplomat who served as the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina from March 2009 to August 2021.
