Our partners and cooperating organisations

Universities, institutions, hosts and delivery partners the council has worked with on its conferences, programmes and agreements.

Organisations we work with

Type: Academic and knowledge partners (18)

Academic and knowledge partners · 18 organisations1 to 12 of 18

  • AIMAC, International Academy of Arbitration and Mediation, CarthageAcademic and knowledge partner2025Details

    Partner in the Gulf-African Forum on Investment and Dispute Resolution (17–18 August 2025).

    Country Tunisia

  • Al-Hamdaniya UniversityAcademic and knowledge partner2026Details

    Cooperating university on the Second International Scientific Conference on sustainable development and AI (14 November 2026).

    Country Iraq

  • Alfaraj Group / Kuwait Maritime AssociationAcademic and knowledge partnerDetails

    Member of the European maritime arbitration network.

    Country Kuwait

  • Arab European Center for Human RightsAcademic and knowledge partner2025Details

    Its official representative spoke at the Gulf-African Forum.

    Country Qatar

  • Bureau VeritasAcademic and knowledge partnerDetails

    Member of the European maritime arbitration network.

    Country France

  • Chambre Arbitrale Maritime de ParisAcademic and knowledge partnerDetails

    Member of the European maritime arbitration network.

    Country France

  • Elite Center for ResearchAcademic and knowledge partner2026Details

    Cooperating partner on the Second International Scientific Conference on sustainable development and AI (14 November 2026).

  • Emirates International Center for Law, DubaiAcademic and knowledge partner2025Details

    Speaker and session chair at the Gulf-African Forum on Investment and Dispute Resolution.

    Country United Arab Emirates

  • Global Institute for Studies (GSI)Academic and knowledge partner2025Details

    Co-organised the School Performance Quality Assurance Workshop (29 January 2025) with Quality House Consultancy and the council; the council chairman serves as an advisor.

    Country Qatar

  • International Court of LondonAcademic and knowledge partner2025Details

    Four of its international judges, Emad Al-Kouni Al-Suweiri, Hasnaa Taghboula, Ayman Mansour Mejbar and Wifaq Bin Issa, spoke at the Gulf-African Forum.

    Country United Kingdom

  • Istanbul Gelisim UniversityAcademic and knowledge partner2025Details

    Strategic partner in the Franchise Business Camp - Istanbul (27 June – 2 July 2025).

    Country Turkey

  • Mustansiriyah UniversityAcademic and knowledge partner2026Details

    Cooperating university on the Second International Scientific Conference on sustainable development and AI (14 November 2026).

    Country Iraq

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Answers on cooperation and partnerships

How does a cooperation become formal?

A cooperation becomes formal through a letter, a memorandum of understanding or a signed agreement that sets its field, the obligations of each party and its term. Once a proposal arrives, the council discusses the scope with the organisation before anything is signed.

Do you publish every partner’s logo?

We publish an organisation’s logo once it agrees, with the kind of cooperation and its date, and name it in text only if it prefers.

Do you work outside Qatar?

Yes. The council works outside Qatar too, for example its part in the Franchise Business Camp in Istanbul in 2025, delivered in partnership with Istanbul Gelisim University and Emaan Business.