Greek-Turkish Young Leaders Symposium on Security - 12-15 December 2018

The Center for International and European Studies (CIES) is organizing the 4th Greek-Turkish Young Leaders Symposium (GTYLS) on Security. The Greek-Turkish Young Leaders Symposium (GTYLS) on Security will include the participation of 15 Greek and 15 Turkish International Relations specialists (MA students, PhD candidates, young PhD scholars, and professionals), aged 22-35 years old, and Greek and Turkish experts that will act as speakers and trainers on 12-15 December 2018 at Kadir Has University in Istanbul in partnership with the Thessaloniki-based Navarino Network and Conflictus and the support of Friedrich Naumann Stiftung, and  NATO Public Diplomacy Division. devamı

Announcing Turkey’s first Diplohack 2018! - 2-3 November 2018

Are you an Innovator, Hacker, Programmer, Designer, Social Entrepreneur, Engineer, Scientist, Diplomat, Civil Society activist, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) promoter or expert? Do you have brilliant ideas and/or expertise in SDGs? Or do you have skills like web or mobile development, design, mapping, data analysis, research? Join us on 2-3 November 2018 in Istanbul and apply your social or tech skills to co-innovate, reshape and transform SDGs for the better! devamı

Talking Development: The Glocal Approach, Global Goals & Local Solutions

The Center for European and International Studies (CIES) at Kadir Has University and the Corporate Social Responsibility Association of Turkey (CSR Turkey), in cooperation with Asia Minor, a modern concept company that generates ideas together with its partners with its operating principle being to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), have launched a new initiative in the form of a series of periodic debates and dinners (every 6 weeks) on each one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.  devamı

The Late Ottoman Period and Romania - 25 April 2019

The Center for International and European Studies (CIES), in cooperation with the Romanian Cultural Institute “Dimitrie Cantemir” in Istanbul and the Consulate General of Romania in Istanbul in Istanbul held a colloquium on “The Late Ottoman Period and Romania" dedicated to Alexandru Em. Lahovary (1855–1950), Romanian diplomat appointed head of the Romanian Legation to Constantinople (March 1902–March 1906) on Thursday, 25 April between 10:00-13:00 at Kadir Has University’s Galata Hall. [...]

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