The coronavirus pandemic is making the world even more fragile in a situation where violent conflicts are being increasingly recognised as one of the main hurdles to sustainable development. What is the role of effective peace mediation in building more sustainable societies? Could the Covid-19 crisis produce real change in terms of how the international community and individual countries should address different vulnerabilities?
This episode focuses on the cases of Yemen and Libya as examples of countries where continuous violence has pushed back development. Guests are Abdulghani AI-Iryani, Senior Researcher at the Sana’a Center for Strategic Studies, and Maruan El-Krekshi, Head of CMI’s Middle East and North Africa team. The podcast is hosted by CMI's Communications Manager Antti Ämmälä. This episode is a part of our 20th anniversary campaign to raise awareness on themes that we consider critical for successful peacemaking now and in the future.
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Women representatives and their constituencies: Building support for a more durable peace
Renewed hope for peace in Libya 10 years after the revolution
How can peace mediation stay relevant in the post-Covid-19 world?
What is Martti Ahtisaari's vision for peacemaking?
20 years on: It’s about time we walk the talk on women’s role in peacemaking
The realignment of global affairs
Cyber attacks and wars fought with proxies: How can peacemakers respond to challenges posed by hybrid influencing?
Unraveling the relationship between climate change and conflicts
How to support the fragile peace process in Yemen?
Peacetech: Is it just another buzzword?
The Finnish way in peacemaking
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