QRCS, Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies hold workshop on humanitarian health diplomacy
<p>Doha, Qatar: Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) and the University of Geneva’s Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies launched today morning a workshop titled “Health Humanitarian Diplomacy: Reconstructing health systems after war in the Arab World”.</p> <p>The five-day event serves as a platform for a select group of academics, practitioners, and international experts to exchange experiences…
Doha, Qatar witnessed the launch of a workshop titled "Health Humanitarian Diplomacy: Reconstructing health systems after war in the Arab World" by the Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) and the University of Geneva's Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies. The five-day event aimed to bring together academics, practitioners, and international experts to discuss the role of humanitarian diplomacy in rebuilding health systems in conflict-affected countries.
The workshop's opening ceremony was graced by QRCS's Acting Secretary-General, Abdullah Sultan Al-Qattan, and the Director of the Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies, Dr. Karl Blanchet. Key figures present included Dr. Sultan Barakat, Mohamed Ahmed Al-Beshri, Hussein Aman Al-Ali, and Dr. Aiham Ismail Al-Sukhni. Al-Qattan emphasized the workshop's goal of helping war-affected communities rebuild their health systems and shared QRCS's commitment to fostering dialogue and cooperation for enhanced access to healthcare.
Dr. Blanchet commended the collaboration between Qatar and Switzerland on humanitarian diplomacy, calling for new ways of thinking to redesign the human system.
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