Stockholm Forum on Peace and Development 2025
adelphi global at SIPRI:
- Leader or Left Behind? The EU in a Euro-Mediterranean Polycrisis
13 May, 14:00 to 15:30 CET
Where: Room Victoria
The event explores whether the EU is capable of addressing major challenges - such as converging hashta migration, security, and hashtag climate change in the Euro-Mediterranean region - and their socio-economic, political, and environmental impacts.
Speakers:
• Beatrice Mosello (Senior Advisor on climate diplomacy and security at adelphi global)
• Alaa Tartir, PhD (Senior Researcher and Director of the SIPRI Middle East and North Africa Programme)
• Chiara Scissa (Researcher at IAI)
• Luca Cinciripini (Researcher at IAI)
• Siena Cicarelli (Fellow at The Center for Climate and Security)
WORKSHOP: Gendered perspectives on climate and security - Unlocking opportunities for equality in resilience strategies
12 May (Monday) | 14:00–17:00 CET | Münchenbryggeriet, Stockholm
On the sidelines of the Stockholm Forum on Peace and Development, OSCE, adelphi and SIPRI are hosting a workshop, bringing together diverse actors from the peace and security, gender and climate sectors to explore how gender intersects with climate and security challenges across OSCE regions, including Central Asia, South-Eastern Europe, Eastern Europe, and the South Caucasus, thereby contributing to building inclusive, effective responses to today’s most pressing climate and security challenges and their gendered impacts.
If you're interested in participating, please contact Raquel Munayer: munayer@adelphi.de.
The Stockholm Forum
The Stockholm Forum creates a bridge between the global policy, research and practitioner spheres, and provides a neutral platform and safe space for sharing knowledge, practice and solutions.
The Stockholm Forum 2025 is hosted by SIPRI, co-convened with the Folke Bernadotte Academy (FBA) and with the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida).
Individual sessions will be led, designed and organized by the Stockholm Forum partners. As 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of the UN Security Council Resolution on the Youth, Peace and Security Agenda, this year’s Forum will pay particular attention to the role of young people, youth voices and intergenerational dialogue in shaping the future of peacebuilding. There will also be a special focus on encouraging private sector participation in the Forum, including through (co)organization of sessions.
Like previous iterations of the Stockholm Forum, the 2025 Stockholm Forum will convene participants from around the world, with emphasis on representation of policymakers, civil society leaders and practitioners from the Global South.
More information
This description was excerpted from sipri.org
