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Programmes

First Session of the Crisis Conference

5 October 2025

The Programs Division welcomed more than 1,000 registered participants from over 117 states and territories for two days of deliberation, solution-building and consensus on pressing international crises.

Held over two days online, the conference simulated the international response to fast-moving crises, from humanitarian emergencies to financial shocks. Participants worked in committees under live-updated scenarios, practising negotiation and consensus-building under pressure.

Programmes like this one form the educational core of the Foundation's work, introducing participants to multilateral negotiation, consensus-building and public speaking in realistic settings.

The full texts of related statements, submissions and reports are available in the documents library on the Publications page, where they can be filtered by category and year.

This article is part of the Foundation’s public record of its engagements and programmes.

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