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International Conference on Migration, Diaspora, and Refugee Studies in the Middle East

1st Dec – 2nd Dec 2026 Cannes, France Standard / Physical Participation

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International Conference on Migration, Diaspora, and Refugee Studies in the Middle East conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

This track explores the complex patterns and drivers of migration within the Middle East, focusing on socio-economic, political, and environmental factors. It aims to analyze how these dynamics shape the experiences of migrants and their communities.

This session examines the role of diaspora communities in shaping identities and cultural practices among Middle Eastern populations. It seeks to understand how transnational ties influence belonging and community cohesion.

This track focuses on the legal frameworks and humanitarian efforts addressing the rights of refugees in the Middle East. It aims to evaluate the effectiveness of policies and practices in protecting vulnerable populations.

This session investigates the implications of borders on migration and displacement in the Middle East. It seeks to analyze how border policies affect the movement of people and the socio-political landscape.

This track addresses the challenges of statelessness in the Middle East, examining the legal and social implications for individuals and communities. It aims to highlight the intersection of citizenship, rights, and identity.

This session explores the impact of globalization on migration patterns and transnational networks in the Middle East. It aims to analyze how global economic and political changes influence local migration dynamics.

This track examines the policies and practices that facilitate or hinder the integration of migrants and refugees into host communities in the Middle East. It seeks to identify best practices and challenges in fostering social cohesion.

This session provides a historical analysis of migration and exile in the Middle East, focusing on key events and their long-term impacts. It aims to contextualize contemporary issues within a historical framework.

This track investigates the intersection of humanitarian aid and development initiatives in addressing the needs of displaced populations in the Middle East. It aims to evaluate the effectiveness of these approaches in promoting resilience.

This session explores how migration and displacement are represented in cultural narratives, literature, and media in the Middle East. It seeks to analyze the impact of these representations on public perceptions and policy.

This track examines the concepts of belonging and community resilience among migrants and refugees in the Middle East. It aims to explore how individuals and groups navigate challenges to maintain their cultural identity and social networks.