With David F. Helvey, the US Secretary of Defense Deputy Representative in Europe and the Deputy Defense Advisor for the US Mission to NATO.

With Mark Leonard.

This event will deliver insights on four high-growth sectors (Life Sciences, Consumer Retail, Industrial & Digital Technologies) that present opportunities for Irish companies in Europe.

Brings together academics, practitioners, issuers, and regulators to discuss recent research on municipal capital markets and state and local fiscal issues.

With Johanna Mendelson Forman, Adjunct Professor at the American University’s School of International Service and Distinguished Fellow of the Stimson Center, Washington, DC, and Eckart Woertz, Director of the GIGA Institute for Middle East Studies.

State governments play a critical role in addressing climate change, whether by advancing clean energy technologies, demonstrating the viability of innovative policy and regulatory approaches, or engaging stakeholders to manage the impacts of the transition.

The program will combine international expertise, the latest research and feature best-practice in homelessness service provision from across the country.

In this session, experts will exchange ideas about how source-to-sea management fosters actions to achieve the Agenda 2030.

The discussion will contribute to global processes in the lead up to the 2023 UN Water Conference.

Will look at the role of the bioeconomy related to climate change mitigation and how bioeconomy and bioproducts should be an instrumental part of climate change mitigation policies.

This session puts forward solutions to the vulnerabilities of the Mediterranean food systems, to ensure greater resilience to food crises by 2030.

The libertarian movement has grown tremendously since the early 1980s and so has the need for intellectual guidance from experts in the social sciences and humanities, whose several disciplines help elucidate the nature of human liberty.

Also an opportunity to consider policy implications and issues around inequities regarding disproportionate exposures and disproportionate data availability and view these issues within the context of a changing climate.

How do different countries govern religious diversity ?

How can religiously motivated violent radicalisation be prevented while upholding fundamental rights ?

Will bring together trade policy researchers and practitioners to discuss recent developments in global trade and investment.

Will examine the intersection of fossil fuel supply and climate policy amid changing geopolitics, the effects of Covid-19 on supply and demand, price volatility, and ongoing inequalities, discrimination, and impacts on vulnerable groups.

The course — in Italian — is aimed at students, recent graduates and civil and military professionals with a background in social sciences (political science, economics, law) with a specific interest in issues related to security and international defense.

The opportunity to discuss and shape new solutions to strengthen Europe’s resilience and its strategic autonomy.

Your chance to discuss the new European Innovation Agenda, the European Year of Youth, the richness of European cultural creativity, the Horizon Europe Missions and many more topics.

This dialogue highlights lessons learnt for better prevention and management of future health crises in the region, before discussing priority reforms to improve the overall performance and coverage of healthcare systems in the Mediterranean.

As ICT standards become general-purpose technologies, tensions arise regarding licensing patents declared as essential for their implementation.

This workshop seeks to bring together researchers of all career stages to discuss global ordering processes.

In the lead-up to the COP27 in Egypt, this dialogue highlights the human security implications of climate change in the Mediterranean, thus making the case for increased commitments and accelerated actions against climate change to be taken at the COP27.

For over 30 years, experts, officials, executives, journalists, and students from across the globe have come here together to debate — and explore solutions for — the most pressing challenges in nuclear nonproliferation, arms control, disarmament, deterrence, energy, and security.

A unique forum for government ministers and policymakers, as well as members of the expert, opinion-forming and business communities,
to debate the Middle East’s most pressing foreign-policy, defence and security challenges.

With the impacts of climate change, the Mediterranean Basin is increasingly exposed to natural risks (floods, forest fires, etc.) requiring strong mechanisms for prevention, preparedness, and management.

This dialogue analyses the specificities of the migrant women’s journey in Mediterranean countries with the aim to debate possible solutions and policies to ensure their security, the protection of their human rights, and above all, their empowerment.