Established peacemaking approaches and actors are facing apparent limits to their effectiveness. The latest events unfolding in Gaza, the failed international intervention in Afghanistan, the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the devastating recent conflict in Ethiopia underline the need for more effective infrastructures for peace. In light of these challenges, the tools and approaches used to build peace must be renewed.

A changed and complex world needs a new research-backed framework for peacemaking, collaboratively designed by all relevant stakeholders in society committed to conflict resolution. The Berlin Moot aims to deliver this new peacemaking framework.

The Berlin Moot will discuss new approaches to conflict resolution that will shape the future of peace in the 21st century by inviting high-level speakers and hosting panel discussions and a several PeaceLabs, which will offer the space to reflect on new approaches and entry points to tackle the multiple crises we are facing. The PeaceLabs will also allow for interdisciplinary and solutions-oriented discussions and high-level dialogues providing the peacemaking community with tangible results.

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This description was excerpted from berlinmoot.org