A public meeting designed to offer a space for critical reflection, geopolitical analysis and cultural comparison on the complex contemporary Middle Eastern scenario. Through the contribution of experts, journalists, political analysts and representatives of civil society, the event aims to delve deeper into the historical roots of ongoing conflicts, the political and religious dynamics that fuel them, as well as the –often invisible – attempts at dialogue and mediation.
In an era marked by the polarization of information and increasing narrative simplification, this event is intended as an opportunity to go beyond slogans, providing articulated, contextualized and humanly engaging reading tools. The aim is to foster a broader and more conscious understanding, promoting the culture of dialogue and peace as concrete and possible ways.
Nicola Pedde (General Director of the Institute for Global Studies) Moderates Alessia Virgili (Student LM-52, Last Supper of Diplomatic and International Studies)
