Gulf Research Meeting15th Gulf Research Meeting: July 22-24, 2025
Gulf Research Center Meeting 2025: CALL FOR WORKSHOP PROPOSAL NOW OPEN, Click here for more details
Opening Ceremony
About GRM
The Gulf Research Meeting (GRM) offers a unique environment to explore matters of key importance to the Gulf region and provides a platform for discussion and dissemination of research in a wide variety of Gulf-related fields, including economic and financial issues, international relations, security, environment, energy and renewable energy, as well as education, labour and social issues. Committed to a high-level academic standard, the GRM's objective is to help generate solutions to many of the region's pressing challenges.
GRM 2025 Call for Workshop Proposals now OPEN
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Years1930
Hours34
Institutions3508
Participants137
Workshops56
Publications
Onine Non-Paper Presenter Registration is now closed: Please Contact Sanya Kapasi (sanya@grc.net) for more information or visit the GRM Registeration Area at University Arms Hotel, Cambridge
GRM 2024
Workshops
This year’s GRM workshops cover a wide range of topics in the fields of politics, economics, energy, security and the wider social sciences as they relate to the wider Gulf region (GCC countries in addition to Iraq and Yemen). You can click on each workshop to read its full description.
Securing the Future: The GCC States' Endeavors in Defense Industry, Warfare Technologies and Policy
The Structural Economic Challenges that GCC Economies Face to Move Toward Economic Diversification and Sustainability
Blue Gulf: New Models and Systems for Regenerative Environments and Communities in Changing Climates and Rising Seas
Navigating the Future of Artificial Intelligence in the GCC Region: Opportunities and Challenges
Conflict Resolution Initiatives in the Gulf and Beyond: Strategies of Engagement and Prospects of Success
Migration to the Gulf: Possible Scenarios for the Future A View from the GCC and from Countries of Origin
GRM 2024 Workshop
Directors
This year's GRM workshop directors come from a variety of esteemed institutions from both within and outside the Gulf.
Fellow for the Middle East, Director, Political Economy of the Gulf Program, James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy
University of Vermont, Institute for Environmental Diplomacy and Security Senior Research Fellow
Emeritus Professor of Middle East Politics Middle East Politics University of Exeter/Tsinghua University
Tenured Assistant Professor of International Relations Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP),
Emeritus Professor at University of Leeds, and Principal Investigator at EU funded project Financialisation Economy Society and Sustainable Development. - University of Leeds
Senior Resident Scholar, The Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington, Washington, D.C. Adjunct Professorial Lecturer, George Washington University, Washington, D.C.
14th GRM 2024 Programme
Tuesday, 9 July, 2024
- GRM 2024 Opening at the West Road Music Concert Hall (http://www.westroad.org) (4pm to 6pm)
- GRM 2024 Group Picture at King’s College (6.30pm)
- Reception and Gala Dinner at King’s College (6:45pm to 9pm)
Wednesday 10 July, 2024
- Full day participation in your workshop (8:30am to 6pm)
- Lunch at King’s College (1pm to 2:15pm)
Thursday 11 July, 2024
- Full day participation in your workshop (8:30am to 6pm)
- Lunch at Workshop venues (1pm to 2:15pm)
- Closing Dinner at King’s College (7pm to 9pm)
GRM 2023 photo gallery
Check out the GRM 2023 photo
gallery.
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