Israel/Palestine: Building spaces for diplomacy

Sciences Po students are invited to join us for a discussion about how to open spaces for diplomacy between Israel and Palestine. In this event, our panel of experts will discuss some of the key spaces where diplomacy could have an early impact: humanitarian aid, including water and sanitation; the release of hostages; the protection of human rights.

Chaired by Arancha González, Dean, Paris School of International Affairs, former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Spain

With:

• Ariel Colonomos, CNRS Research Professor at Sciences Po; senior researcher at CERI
• Bernardino Leon, Former UN Special Representative and Head of UN Support Mission in Libya
• Julie Trottier, CNRS Director of Research; Adjunct Professor at Sciences Po PSIA
• Bruno Stagno Ugarte, Chief Advocacy Officer, Human Rights Watch; former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Costa Rica; Affiliate Professor at Sciences Po PSIA

Please note that the preliminary discussions will be held in English. In the subsequent questions-and-answers session, questions in either French or English will be welcomed.

This event is co-organized by the School of Public Affairs and the Paris School of International Affairs.

Open to Sciences Po community members only (students, faculty, staff). Registration is compulsory.