Date and Location: June 23, 2026 – Conference venue: Tunis, Tunisia Submission Process: Submit a research abstract via the forms available on the website (in English) Language Requirements: The scientific content and submission must be in English Participation: The conference includes plenary sessions, specialized scientific sessions, and a series of dialogue and collaboration events between universities and institutions.
Publish Date
2/22/2026
Application Deadline
3/21/2026
Opportunity Type
Conferences
Publisher
Foras Khadra
Available Countries
All World
Description
An annual scientific conference bringing together policymakers, university leaders, researchers, and specialists from the Mediterranean region and Europe to discuss issues of higher education, scientific research, and innovation, with a particular focus on "sustainability, open science, and green career paths." The conference aims to foster collaboration and the exchange of knowledge and best practices among academic institutions, government agencies, the private sector, and civil society, as well as to provide opportunities for scientific discussion and research presentations.
Details
Eligibility Criteria
The conference is aimed at researchers, scientists, faculty members, doctoral students, policymakers, and those interested in higher education, research, and innovation. There are no specific nationality or educational requirements. Target Audience: Consumer Industry and Public Authorities (Education, Research, Innovation, Environment) University President and Faculty Members PhD Students International and Regional Organizations Employers and Representatives in the Chemical Industry Civil Society Organizations and Youth Representatives
Opportunity Benefits
An opportunity to present scientific research at a specialized international forum.
Scientific and professional networking opportunities between academic and governmental institutions and organizations.
Potential for scientific publication or promotion of new research paths in fields related to sustainability, open science, and future skills.