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… Development Goals (SDGs) and build economies capable of producing and attracting cutting-edge knowledge and technology, countries require investment regimes that do far more. Modern IIAs and facilitation instruments now seek to align investment flows with national development priorities. Doing so helps countries to channel Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into high-value sectors, promote responsible and sustainable … - data, algorithms, patents, trademarks, copyright - now constitute more than 90% of enterprise value worldwide. For countries aspiring to build competitive knowledge economies, intellectual property rights (IPRs) are central to national …

… investment is lacking, are already suffering from the effects of climate change, drought, and famine. Developing countries, where economic prosperity is tied to abundant natural resources, stand to be hit hardest and first, but none … released in the 150 years prior, showing what a poor job we’ve been doing in curtailing carbon emissions. A number of countries, including New Zealand, the UK, Sweden, and France have brought climate change legislation into law, pledging net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Other countries have sought to ban single-use and disposable plastic items, while various “carbon taxes” on vehicles have come …

… about the moral obligations of the developers of these vaccines and governments towards vulnerable groups and poor countries. Because of the marginal role assigned to such values, the WHO Director-General recently warned that “The world … is on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure.” Some reports have already spoken about hoarding the vaccines by rich countries to the extent that each citizen can be vaccinated up to five times, although many of the poor countries would only be able to vaccinate one in 10 people. In a message directed to the pharmaceutical industry, the …

… A Year Since Lockdowns: What Lessons Has Humanity Learned? 10 Mar 2021 Home March 2021 marks almost a year since countries around the world began issuing nationwide lockdown orders to curb the spread of COVID-19. We spoke to Dr. Marc … problems the EU had with trying to procure vaccines from AstraZeneca to disparities in the speed of vaccinations across countries. A trend has been public figures publically taking the vaccine to increase confidence, something we have seen broadcast in many countries. Generally, most official coverage tends to promote the effectiveness of the vaccine, and conspiracies exist …

… opportunities for green finance in general, and Islamic green finance in particular, in the context of Muslim-majority countries. The State of Qatar, in light of its National Vision 2030 and in order to enhance the diversification of its … the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) will take between $5 and $7 trillion, with an investment gap in developing countries of about $2.5 trillion and the additional net investment required to implement renewable energy solutions … sector investment barriers, such as high up-front costs, long investment timelines, and higher perceived risks, several countries have put in place incentives in the form of subsidies and tax exemptions. The State of Qatar can leverage these …

… – East Asia energy interdependence, notably between Qatar and Japan, writes the CPP’s Dr. Evren Tok. In response, both countries are evolving their relationship to build a more resilient framework for a stable future. … Preparedness 02 Oct 2025 Read more Solidarity or Strategic Interest? Qatar’s Role in the Future of Least Developed Countries 01 Oct 2025 Read more From Draft to Adoption: Addressing Future Pandemics Through Multilateralism 08 Sep 2025 … – East Asia energy interdependence, notably between Qatar and Japan, writes the CPP’s Dr. Evren Tok. In response, both countries are evolving their relationship to build a more resilient framework for a stable future. …

… the role that universities should play in fostering peace education in diverse post-conflict and conflict-prone countries. Panelists will discuss the most effective ways universities in war-affected countries can be functionally relevant to the everyday needs and challenges of their immediate environment by promoting … the role that universities should play in fostering peace education in diverse post-conflict and conflict-prone countries. Panelists will discuss the most effective ways universities in war-affected countries can be functionally …

… Sciences (CHSS), hosted a number of ambassadors, earlier this March, as part of its “Diplomatic Week”. Ambassadors of countries represented by the languages taught at the Center were invited to attend classes, interact with students and … the opportunity to engage with foreign dignitaries, practice with native speakers and learn more about the respective countries and cultures.  Participating in the initative were the Ambassadors of France, Switzerland, Spain, Mexico, … Sciences (CHSS), hosted a number of ambassadors, earlier this March, as part of its “Diplomatic Week”. Ambassadors of countries represented by the languages taught at the Center were invited to attend classes, interact with students and …

… Hamad Bin Khalifa University Celebrates Class of 2019 04 May 2019 Home Students from 43 countries honored across many disciplines. Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU), a member of Qatar Foundation, celebrated … diplomats, industry leaders, and HBKU and QF senior management.    The graduating class comprises 173 students from 43 countries. Combined, the College of Islamic Studies (CIS), College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS), College of … diplomats, industry leaders, and HBKU and QF senior management.    The graduating class comprises 173 students from 43 countries. Combined, the College of Islamic Studies (CIS), College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS), College of …

… Provides Solutions for Emerging Cyber Threats 06 Oct 2019 Home Three-day contest attracted 130 participants from 30+ countries A complex and dynamic array of cybersecurity threats provided the context for Hamad Bin Khalifa University’s … by five of HBKU’s colleges. Among those, there were 45 Qatar based and 85 international participants from over 30 countries. All contributed to interactive sessions designed specifically to tackle existing cyber vulnerabilities and … by five of HBKU’s colleges. Among those, there were 45 Qatar based and 85 international participants from over 30 countries. All contributed to interactive sessions designed specifically to tackle existing cyber vulnerabilities and …