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This bilingual publication presents the key messages, findings and summary of the debates organised by the Club of Lisbon with the collaboration and support of KAICIID, and in partnership with academic institutions from four Universities – Coimbra, Évora, Minho and Autónoma de Lisboa
This series of seminars looked at the use of religion to justify violence on the African continent, specifically in four case studies: Nigeria, Mozambique, Kenya and the Central African Republic. Key national and international actors shared their perspectives on the role of interfaith dialog in resolving conflicts and preventing violent extremism.
The seminars contributed to reinforce awareness, reflection and sharing on peacebuilding on the African continent and on ways to effectively counter extremist narratives that incite to violence.
SUMMARY OF THE 6TH LISBON CONFERENCE
The publication summarises the debates of the 6th Lisbon Conference, which took place on 10 and 11 October 2024 at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. For two days, more than 460 participants and 30 national and international speakers debated the prospects and challenges of our Divided World.
SECURITY: FROM EUROPE TO THE INDO-PACIFIC
This bilingual publication summarises the debates held at the International Conference “Security: from Europe to the Indo-Pacific”, held in 2023, and addresses some of the main challenges and threats to international security, including the impacts of the war in Ukraine, the geopolitical relevance of the Indo-Pacific region, the ongoing dynamics in the energy and food systems, and the role of multilateralism in an increasingly divided world.
Intervenções e debates da 5ª Conferência de Lisboa, que decorreu a 13 e 14 de outubro de 2022 na Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian. Eventos significativos nos domínios político, securitário, económico, social, tecnológico e ambiental, estão a acelerar mudanças globais. Os efeitos da Covid-19 e a guerra da Ucrânia são dois desses eventos que, juntamente com outros, podem reverter significativas conquistas tais como a saída de milhões de pessoas da pobreza extrema ou os acordos sobre metas climáticas. No início da 3ª década deste século, a competição pela hegemonia aumenta, o multilateralismo enfraquece, tensões e iniciativas multipolares multiplicam-se e um novo, ainda difuso, quadro global começa a tomar forma.
The 2nd Conference on State Fragility, organized by the g7+ and the Lisbon Club in June 2021, discussed the implications of the pandemic for fragile countries. This bilingual publication (PT/EN) presents a summary of the main issues addressed and the speeches and debates of the 2nd Conference on State Fragility, held in 2021.
The conference discussed the implications of the pandemic for fragile countries and analysed how national efforts should be combined with effective international cooperation. The conference helped to identify challenges in responding to today’s multiple crises, share experiences and mobilise support for promoting and strengthening international solidarity and cooperation.
The Ocean that belongs to all
This bilingual publication (PT/EN) summarises the speeches and debates from the online conference ‘The Ocean that belongs to all’, held in February 2021.
The conference contributed to Ocean Literacy and to raising public awareness of the global sustainable development agenda, enabling people to better understand these issues and be able to influence the role and action of decision-makers on matters related to the peaceful and sustainable use of marine resources, the blue economy and the invaluable value of the oceans for humanity.
This bilingual publication presents the debates held at the 4th Lisbon Conference. The event was held online between 30 September and 2 October 2020, and addressed a range of topics that have been at the forefront of the international agenda, from geopolitics and development, technology and security, to sustainability and behavioural changes in the face of rapid change and fear of the unknown.
The publication (in English) summarises the presentations and discussions at the 1st Conference on State Fragility, held in June 2019 in Lisbon and co-organised by the Lisbon Club and the g7+. The sessions focused on the challenges faced by fragile and post-conflict countries, particularly in the management and governance of natural resources. (publication in English)
