HUFS Institute of Middle East Studies selected for research project under Humanities Korea Grants program

The Institute of Middle East Studies at Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS) has been chosen for a joint research project under the Humanities Korea Grants 3.0 program. The institute will receive 12 billion won ($8.8 million) in research funding from the National Research Foundation of Korea over the next six years to collaborate with leading Middle East studies institutions in Korea.

The consortium, consisting of the Institute of Middle Eastern Affairs at Myongji University, the GCC Institute at Dankook University, and the Institute of Mediterranean Studies at Busan University of Foreign Studies, was selected for the Humanities Korea Grants 3.0 program under the research agenda "Building K-Middle Eastern Humanities for a Transformed Era: Reinterpreting Social Dynamics in the Middle East and Its Contemporary Adaptations."

The project aims to conduct a thorough examination of changes in Middle Eastern societies and the mechanisms driving them, as well as develop a Korean perspective on these transformations.

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