The city of Hammamet, Tunisia, will host the first international meeting on geopolitical conflicts and contemporary economic stakes on November 13-14, 2026. The event is organized by the Faculty of Economic Sciences and Management in Tunis, in cooperation with the Laboratory of Applied Economics "Larma" at the University of Tunis El Manar. This scientific conference aims to discuss the complex interactions between current geopolitical transformations and their direct impact on regional and international economic situations.
The meeting will focus on the repercussions of geostrategic tensions on global trade, supply chains, energy costs, food security, and financial stability for developing countries. The event is expected to bring together experts, academics, and economic decision-makers. The evaluation sessions and main lectures will be chaired by prominent figures, including Fريد بلحاج, former Vice President of the World Bank for the Middle East and North Africa region, and Habib Zitouna, Professor of Economics and President of the Tunisian Economists Association.
The scientific program of the meeting includes discussions on four main axes: analyzing investment risks in uncertain situations, formulating monetary and financial policies to face economic shocks, exploring mechanisms to support sustainable development, and vital sectors such as agriculture and alternative energies. The goal is to produce practical recommendations that contribute to guiding public policies towards achieving economic adaptation and growth.
The meeting is expected to attract a number of experts and academics, including Taher Akkri, a university professor and specialist in development economics, agricultural strategies, and financial and social evaluation of investment projects. The event aims to provide a high-level academic platform to discuss the complex interactions between current geopolitical transformations and their direct impact on regional and international economic situations.
The organization of this meeting comes at a time when Tunisia is seeking to strengthen its economic position and attract investment. The event is also an opportunity for Tunisian experts and academics to interact with their international counterparts and exchange experiences and ideas. The meeting will provide a platform for discussion and analysis of the current economic situation and the challenges facing developing countries.
The first international meeting on geopolitical conflicts and contemporary economic stakes is an important event that will contribute to the development of economic thought and the exchange of experiences and ideas. The meeting will also provide an opportunity for participants to discuss the latest developments in the field of economics and to identify new opportunities for cooperation and development.
In conclusion, the first international meeting on geopolitical conflicts and contemporary economic stakes will be an important event for experts, academics, and economic decision-makers. The meeting will provide a platform for discussion and analysis of the current economic situation and the challenges facing developing countries. The event will also contribute to the development of economic thought and the exchange of experiences and ideas.
Key points
- The meeting will focus on the repercussions of geostrategic tensions on global trade, supply chains, energy costs, food security, and financial stability for developing countries.
