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Join us on the September 28th at 6:30 pm for the launch of Dr. Sebastian Sons' policy study, "Gulf Humanitarianism in Flux: Arab Gulf Development Actors and their Development Policy Engagement - Backgrounds, Interests, Strategies and Potential for Cooperation” 
This study delves into the evolving role of Gulf monarchies, including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, and Qatar, as influential providers of humanitarian aid and development cooperation. It examines historical aid trends, financing mechanisms, and the political motivations behind development cooperation. Dr. Sons' research also highlights the shift from financial to technical cooperation in the institutional landscape of development organizations and the changing dynamics of Gulf development actors and their potential for cooperation.  

To RSVP for this event, kindly email Marah Jamous (marah.jamous@kas.de) and Jonas Nitschke (Jonas.nitschke@kas.de)