International Conference on Public Policy, Globalization, and Humanitarian Issues (ICPPGHI-26)
**International Conference on Public Policy, Globalization, and Humanitarian Issues (ICPPGHI-26)** is a mixed-level professional and academic conference held in Alexandria, Egypt on September 15–16, 2026. Participants present and discuss research on public policy, globalization, and humanitarian topics, engaging with scholars and practitioners across these interconnected fields. The event facilitates knowledge exchange and networking among academics, policymakers, and professionals working on global challenges.
Why it matters
This conference brings together major cross-cutting themes that matter across government, research, advocacy, and international affairs: how public policy responds to global interconnectedness and humanitarian challenges. For a student or delegate, it offers a chance to engage with questions that sit at the intersection of policy design, international trends, and human welfare.
Because the event is open to a mixed eligibility audience, it may be especially useful for attendees seeking exposure to a range of perspectives and professional backgrounds. Its in-person format also creates opportunities for direct discussion and professional engagement in Alexandria.
How to prepare
Prepare by building a solid foundation in the three core areas named by the conference: **public policy**, **globalization**, and **humanitarian issues**. Review recent case studies on how governments and institutions respond to cross-border challenges, and think about the trade-offs between national priorities, international cooperation, and humanitarian needs.
Since committees are not listed, a practical approach is to prepare broadly rather than narrowly. Bring a clear understanding of key policy frameworks, examples from different regions, and a few thoughtful questions about implementation, ethics, and global coordination. If you plan to network, also prepare a short introduction to your academic, professional, or policy interests.