Events
Past Events
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Dialogue on Agriculture and Climate Resilience in Egypt
Date: August 10-11, 2025
Location: The British University in Egypt
On August 10-11, 2025, the Strategic Priorities Hub (SPH) co-organized “From Knowledge to Action: Dual Dialogues on Agriculture and Climate Resilience in Egypt.” The event was held at The British University in Egypt in partnership with the Faculty of Business Administration, Economics & Political Science (BUE) and the Anna Lindh Foundation, and was co-funded by the European Union.
The sessions brought together experts and practitioners to discuss policy gaps and evidence-based solutions. The outcomes from these discussions will be shared.
To read the event’s report in English
Type of Event: Launching Event of SPH
Date of Event: 19 of May 2025
On May 19, 2025, we launched the Center for Strategic Priorities (CSP) at KMT House to drive positive change. The center focuses on evidence-based policies in vital areas such as political economy, technology and artificial intelligence, development cooperation, social and economic policies, international law, and climate change. We're developing programs, policy papers, and events, and plan to expand and increase engagement. Everyone can participate through volunteering, research, events, or job opportunities. The event was exceptional, thanks to the enthusiastic response and wonderful attendance. Many thanks to all who participated.
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An interactive discussion on Solidarity Economics!
Type of the Event: Space Outside the Box event
Date of Event: 21 April 2024
Today, celebrating the World Creativity and Innovation Day, the Strategic Priorities Hub (SPH) held its very first Space Outside the Box event: an interactive discussion on Solidarity Economics! We combined creativity with innovation by having an interactive discussion stimulated by exhibited photos, word clouds and thought provoking questions. We explored alternative economic models that prioritize cooperation, social justice, and meeting community needs. We can’t wait to see you at the next edition of Space Outside the Box, where we celebrate creativity and innovation everyday.
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Type of event: In-depth meeting
Date of Event: 6 May 2025
The Strategic Priorities Hub (SPH) co-organized a three-day in-depth meeting alongside the regional NGO, #Karama, based in Cairo, and the Feminist Foreign Policy Collaborative from #New_York. This pivotal gathering brought together a dynamic cohort of women-led organizations from across the Arab world, including Palestine, Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt, Sudan, and Lebanon. The discussions were enriched by the invaluable insights of H.E. Mervat Tellawy, Egypt's distinguished diplomat and politician, and H.E. Hilde Klemetsdal, the Ambassador of Norway to Egypt. The core of the meeting centered on a comprehensive exploration of Feminist Foreign Policy in today's global landscape, meticulously examining its enduring relevance, notable advancements, persistent challenges, and the pathways forward. A key focus throughout these vital dialogues was to deeply understand the specific implications and potential impact of Feminist Foreign Policy for both Arab and African nations, paving the way for more inclusive and equitable foreign policy frameworks in the region and beyond.
Type of Event: Space Outside the Box Event
Date of Event: 9 December 2025
The Strategic Priorities Hub (SPH) commemorated International Human Rights Day with a specialized symposium titled "Human Rights at the Heart of Development". The event explored the intersection of national development strategies and contemporary rights issues, including the ethical governance of Artificial Intelligence, the "Business and Human Rights" framework for the private sector, and the role of youth in modernizing Egyptian legislation. By bridging the gap between legal theory and practical policy, the symposium highlighted SPH's commitment to fostering a multidimensional human rights discourse that aligns with the evolving needs of Egypt's socio-economic and technological landscape.