Conflict Resolution: Lessons Learned

LAU Beirut campus, Irwin Hall Auditorium

What can past conflicts teach us about resolving the complex challenges we face today?

This interdisciplinary symposium takes a closer look at conflicts across banking and economics, politics, gender, and technology to examine what worked, what did not, and why. By drawing on international and regional experiences, the discussions will explore the interventions that can make a difference, the conditions that enable successful outcomes, and the stakeholders who need to be part of the process.

From economic and banking recovery to the role of women and younger generations in building sustainable solutions, and the potential of technology to strengthen public institutions, the symposium will bring together diverse perspectives to move beyond the traditional understanding of conflict resolution.

Featuring government officials, civil society representatives, business and community leaders, and academics from Lebanon and abroad, the symposium offers an opportunity to learn from experience, challenge conventional approaches, and explore practical insights for addressing complex conflicts and building more effective solutions.

Whether for a professional, researcher, academic, student, business or community leader, or simply individuals interested in understanding how complex conflicts can be addressed more effectively, the symposium offers an opportunity to learn from experience, challenge conventional approaches, and gain insights that can be applied across sectors and contexts.

The registration details and program will follow.