The joint project between the IPU’s Committee on Middle East Questions and Working Group on Science and Technology brings parliamentarians, scientists and institutional partners together around science, diplomacy and cooperation.
Explore the four-part curriculum and topic sessions from the first school.
02Source-linked programme document from the original homepage.
03Organizations contributing scientific, diplomatic and policy expertise.
The first Science for Peace School combined applied science, peace-building perspectives, international water diplomacy and Big Science. The sessions emphasized evidence, collaboration, shared resources and the role of parliamentarians in turning scientific knowledge into policy.
Scientific collaboration, technology transfer, future breakthroughs and ethics.
Science diplomacy, ecological pressures, water politics and regional cooperation.
SDG 6, wastewater, citizen science and legislative practice.
CERN, scientific diplomacy, the LHC and discovery through international collaboration.
The programme was designed to help parliamentarians engage with scientific cooperation models, build trust across political divides and use science-based approaches in areas such as water, sustainable development and peace.