Collaborative Research On Extremism And African Affairs Discussed By TRENDS, IFRI, And CEP At Paris Book Fair 2024
Researchers from TRENDS Research and Advisory recently met with counterparts from the French Institute of International Relations (IFRI) and the Centre for European Policy (CEP) in France, marking a significant step towards international collaboration on research and addressing extremism. These discussions took place on the sidelines of the Paris International Book Fair 2024, highlighting the urgency of tackling extremist threats and exploring collaborative research opportunities.
The first panel discussion brought together experts from TRENDS and IFRI to discuss the challenges posed by extremist groups. The meeting at IFRI headquarters further delved into African affairs, signaling a strong intent to formalize a partnership through a cooperation agreement. This move underscores the importance of collaborative efforts in mitigating the threats of extremism and enhancing research capabilities.
In a subsequent panel, TRENDS researchers and their CEP counterparts focused on avenues to bolster research and knowledge sharing. This session not only highlighted the critical role of think tanks in analyzing global events but also set the stage for future cooperation. Both parties agreed on maintaining communication to develop an action plan that includes research collaboration, hosting conferences, and publishing joint studies.
The discussions between TRENDS, IFRI, and CEP represent a proactive approach to addressing global challenges through research and collaboration. By sharing experiences and resources, these institutions aim to enhance their understanding of extremism and other significant issues facing societies today.
This initiative is a testament to the power of international cooperation in tackling complex global issues. As these organizations move forward with their plans for collaboration, their efforts could lead to significant advancements in research methodologies and the development of effective strategies against extremism.
With inputs from WAM
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