The Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies and the Institute for Palestine Studies announce the opening of registration to attend the Third Annual Palestine Forum, on 25 - 27 January 2025 in Doha. This forum offers a unique opportunity for attendees to engage with presentations on multi-disciplinary topics.
Researchers and interested individuals, who are not submitting papers and are not resident in Qatar can register to attend the conference between 1 September and 30 November 2024, by completing and submitting the online application form. Due to logistical constraints, a limited number of applications will be accepted. Please note that registration for attendees resident in Qatar will open in January 2025.
To register, please complete and submit the online application form no later than 30 November 2024.
Please note:
- The Arab Center will only process the entry visas to the State of Qatar.
- The Arab Center will not cover travel and accommodation expenses for attendees who are not presenting papers.
- A list of hotels offering preferential rates during the conference will be provided to accepted applicants.
The previous two rounds of the Palestine Forum, held in 2023 and 2024, were a huge success, both in terms of the quality of the papers presented and the volume of participation and interaction of attendees from all over the world. Around 130 peer-reviewed papers were selected from a total of 900 submissions and were presented in themed sessions. In addition, the forum hosted a number of specialized and general symposiums related to current issues concerning Palestine.
The forum will continue to provide a dynamic academic space for those interested in the Palestinian cause and its broader regional and global implications. It significantly contributes to scholarly research on Palestine, reaffirming the importance of the Palestinian cause and both Arab and international engagement with it.
This year’s forum will allocate a special space for research related to Israel’s ongoing genocidal war in Gaza and its local, regional and international implications, in addition to the questions raised by this war about international law and its effectiveness, genocide, and ethnic cleansing, spaciocide and culturicide, forced displacement and refugees, resistance movements, and other topics related to Gaza more generally.
