GRM 2027
THE GULF RESEARCH MEETING
17th Gulf Research Meeting
20–22 July 2027
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.
Read More →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.
Directors
This year's GRM workshop directors come from a variety of esteemed institutions from both within and outside the Gulf.
Programme
The following programme is preliminary and subject to confirmation.
20 July
2027GRM 2027 Opening
West Road Concert Hall
GRM 2027 Group Picture
King's College
Reception & Gala Dinner
King's College · Until 9:00 PM
21 July
2027Workshop Sessions
Full day participation in your workshop
Lunch
At workshop venues · Until 2:15 PM
Workshop Sessions Continue
Afternoon workshop programme
22 July
2027Workshop Sessions
Full day participation in your workshop
Lunch
At workshop venues · Until 2:15 PM
Closing Dinner
King's College · Until 9:00 PM
This programme is preliminary and may be subject to change. Final details will be announced closer to the event.
Photo Gallery
Explore moments from the Gulf Research Meeting, bringing together researchers, academics and experts from across the Gulf and around the world.
View Full Gallery →Publications
Explore research, books and publications produced by Gulf Research Meeting participants and scholars, covering key issues related to the Gulf region.
China's Refrain from Military Alliances: Strategic Logic and Implications for Relations with Gulf Cooperation Council Countries
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The BRICS+ and Gulf Cooperation Council Countries - Public Policies, Foreign Policy and Geopolitics
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Climate Policy and Politics in the Middle East Environmental, Economic and Political Challenges
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