School of Global Affairs and Public Policy News

July 8, 2025

GAPP Executive Education Participates in Launching the Financial Mechanisms for Multilateral Environmental Agreements Training Toolkit

In partnership with Sustainable Network Egypt, GAPP Executive Education took part in the launch of the Training Toolkit for Financial Mechanism for Multilateral Environmental Agreements.

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June 22, 2025

Pathways Project Participates in Annual Emerging Political Economies (EPE) Network Meeting in London

The Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism: Voices from MENA team joined in the 2025 Emerging Political Economies (EPE) Network Annual Meeting.

May 6, 2025

Rabeha Program Celebrates Graduation of 30 Participants and Completion of Final Workshop

The graduation ceremony, held on Tuesday, May 6, 2025, marked a significant milestone—not only honoring the accomplishments of the latest cohorts, but also commemorating the successful conclusion of all in-person training workshops under the Rabeha program.

February 13, 2025

Professor Adrian Gurza Lavalle Explores Brazil’s Democratic Struggles

Professor Lavalle explained how civil society in Brazil has fostered the survival of democracy in the face of erosion, even when the far-right was in power. The Brazilian society not only remained, but it also spared democracy.

May 15, 2025

"India's Economic Paradox: Growth Without Jobs" by Santosh Mehrotra

Mehrotra, an economist and visiting professor at the University of Bath, UK, discussed the deep employment crisis facing India despite its rapid economic growth.

Two images of Marwan Shawwara: (Left) Marwan poses in front of a picturesque gate overlooking charming rooftops and a beautiful blue beach, with yachts parked in the distance on the right side of the shore; Marwan stands with a girl, smiling at each other with their backs to the camera, each with an Egyptian flag draped over their backs.

June 11, 2025

Leaving Egypt to Discover Egypt: The Unexpected Lessons of a Study Abroad

When junior Marwan Shawwara moved to France to study at Sciences Po, he was prepared to step outside of his comfort zone and experience a typical semester abroad.

May 23, 2025

Building Sustainable Cities: AUC and BIAS-AME Host Spring School on Green Urbanism in the Arab World

The school was co-organized by The American University in Cairo's "Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism" project and the Built Environment Institute for Applied Studies – Africa and the Middle East (BIAS-AME).

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May 22, 2025

The Role of Civil Society in the Face of Rapid Urban Transformation

The Middle East Studies Program hosted a talk titled "Cairo’s Disappearing Heritage: The Role of Civil Society in the Face of Rapid Urban Transformation."

April 30, 2025

In Commemoration: Josour ESCWA Workshop Dedicated to the Memory of Professor Laila El-Baradei

GAPP Executive Education delivers the ESCWA-Josour Program, Essential Skills for Employability Training.

April 10, 2025

GAPP Executive Education Celebrates the Training of Trainers for Sustainability Workshop Graduation

The STOT program is designed to empower graduates of the WEE-TFE initiative, along with participants nominated by partner organizations, to deliver the WEE-TFE program sustainably.

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May 5, 2025

Research and Teaching During War

The Arab Political Science Network (APSN) hosted the webinar Research and Teaching During War.

March 24, 2025

Healthcare in Egypt: A Path to Reform and Sustainability

As Egypt expands its Universal Health Insurance System to cover all citizens by 2030, addressing gaps in access, affordability and quality of care has become crucial.

January 23, 2025

GAPP Executive Education Hosts Second Career Day in Collaboration with Career 180

The event brought together around 100 graduates from the Rabeha program in Cairo and Alexandria, offering them valuable career opportunities.

March 13, 2025

Syria Talk: Revolution, Justice and Reconstruction

How can we make sense of the world when common sense itself has broken down?