Event Type: Public Talk

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  • Recent Economic Developments and Outlook for 2026 in Latin America and the Caribbean

    In the year 2026, Latin America and the Caribbean will continue to face high global uncertainty and structural transformations in the world economy. As countries in the region contend with slow global growth, shifting financial conditions, geopolitical fragmentation, and evolving trade and investment patterns, both policymakers and markets are reevaluating the region’s prospects for growth, stability, and reform. 

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  • Princes, Patrons and Painters: The Ottoman Palace and the Challenge of Modernity

    This lecture exploring the paintings of Abdülmecid Efendi

    Event poster for The Lusail Museum Conversations featuring a sepia photo of Ottoman figures, event details, speaker names, date (January 13, 2026), time, location, and logos at the bottom.
  • Youth and Women for Peace | A dialogue with the Former Finnish President Tarja Halonen

    Marking the 10th anniversary of the UNSC resolution 2250 on YPS and the 25th anniversary of the UNSC resolution 1325 on WPS

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  • AI, Skills, and the Future of (No) work

    How is artificial intelligence reshaping labor markets? Who stands to win—or lose—from the AI revolution, and what are the broader implications for youth, societies, and inequality?

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  • The Art of Governance: Albania’s Strategic Innovation in Global Politics

    Introduction by Jeta Kreka (SFS'23), Georgetown University Qatar

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  • H.E. Sheikha Al Mayassa in Dialogue with Saint Levant

    Join us in the Auditorium for a dialogue between H.E. Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani and Saint Levant

    Event poster with text: Her Excellency Sheikha Al Mayassa Bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, Chairperson of Qatar Museums, in dialogue with Saint Levant. Logos appear at the bottom.
  • Qalam Series: Pankaj Mishra in Conversation with Kamila Shamsie

    Pankaj Mishra in Conversation with Kamila Shamsie

    Event poster featuring Pankaj Mishra and Kamila Shamsie for the Qalam Series at Georgetown University Qatar on November 18, 2025. Includes photos of both writers and details about their achievements and event timing.
  • From the Frontlines of Japanese Diplomacy: Cooperation with Qatar and Global Missions

    Join us for an evening with His Excellency Naoto Hisajima as he explores Japan’s role on the global stage.

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  • The Education and Wellbeing Initiative 

    Join us for a special presentation and fireside chat

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  • Foragers: A Screening & Conversation with Jumana Manna

    Blending documentary, fiction, and archival footage, Foragers follows the Palestinian tradition of gathering wild herbs like za’atar and ’akkoub amid state bans and ecological restrictions. Moving between the kitchen, the landscape, and the courtroom, Jumana Manna reflects on heritage, resistance, and the politics of preservation.

    A poster for Foragers shows people gathering plants, with bold Arabic and English text. It advertises a screening and conversation with Jumana Manna. The background features a large plant and earthy green tones.