Doha Forum Report launched in New York
DOHA Forum has launched a report on the opening day of the Concordia Summit in New York, titled ‘Reimagining Governance in a Multipolar World’. It has been written in partnership with The Stimson Centre, a leading nonpartisan policy research centre.
In anticipation of Doha Forum’s 19th edition on this very theme, which will take place on December 14-15, the report had dealt with current trends in governance worldwide, and the core principles to which world leaders will need to recommit in the 21st century.
Written to provoke debate and inform discussions between governments, society, the media and think tanks alike, the report was launched at the dedicated Doha Forum stand at the Concordia Summit. Ministry of Foreign Affairs Spokesperson and Executive Director of Doha Forum HE Lolwah al Khater and President and CEO of The Stimson Centre Brian Finlay hosted the guests at the forum stand.
DOHA Forum launched a report titled ‘Reimagining Governance in a Multipolar World’ on the opening day of the Concordia Summit in New York.
The report was written in partnership with The Stimson Centre, a leading nonpartisan policy research centre.
In anticipation of Doha Forum’s 19th edition on this very theme, to be held on December 14-15, the report considers current trends in governance worldwide, and the core principles to which world leaders will need to recommit in the 21st century.
Written to provoke debate and inform discussions between governments, society, the media and think tanks alike, the report was launched at the dedicated Doha Forum stand at the Concordia Summit. HE Lolwah al Khater, spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and executive director of Doha Forum, and Brian Finlay, president and CEO of The Stimson Centre, attended the event.
Khater said, “Doha Forum is delighted to partner with The Stimson Centre on this report, in advance of this years’ 19th edition of the forum. We must continue to engage in open debate and dialogue to ensure the interchange of ideas with the commitment to achieving a peaceful and sustainable world. I am sure that the launch of this report will only serve to encourage such debate.”
Finlay commented, “Next year’s UN 75 Summit provides a unique opportunity to refine the tools of global governance to better meet the evolving challenges of our time. This report provides practical starting points for the international community to not only better understand the need for enhanced cooperation across government, industry and civil society, but to take meaningful action and ensure that we are better equipped to resolve conflicts peacefully, to address the effects of a changing climate, and to better manage cross border economic shocks when they occur.”
The report is available on the home page of the Doha Forum website: www.dohaforum.org.
The Concordia Annual Summit, which takes place in New York between September 22 and 24, is the largest and most inclusive non-partisan forum in the world, and this year it runs alongside the UN General Assembly.
Written to provoke debate and inform discussions between governments, society, the media and think tanks alike, the report was launched at the dedicated Doha Forum stand at the Concordia Summit