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The Interregional Dialogue Process has built a sustained polycentric space where different Souths and Norths define agendas, build cooperation and develop capacities. Working together across regions, political traditions, languages and knowledge systems is not a diplomatic formula. Interregionalism connects multilateral cooperation with regional capacities through co-definition, co-creation and co-responsibility.
The Process operates through two axes: Education and Development, treating universities as actors and engines of development, and Multilateralism, Trade and Regional Integration, connecting knowledge with equitable negotiation and frameworks for regional participation in a more plural international order.
Together we turn dialogue into concrete cooperation and sustainable partnership
THE PROCESS IN NUMBERS
76+
countries
380+
institutions
20+
partners
23+
DIALOGUE SPACES
UPCOMING EVENTS
13 – 17
December 2026
FOURTH INTERREGIONAL DIALOGUE ON EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, Europe and the Arab World
FOURTH INTERREGIONAL DIALOGUE
EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Latin America, the Caribbean, Africa, Europe and the Arab World
A political dialogue where governments, universities and knowledge networks co-create a shared interregional agenda on education and development.
Education and Development
WEBINAR
Staying Human in the Age of AI: Youth Voices on the Future of Learning
Organized by Obreal, UNESCO INRULED and GSE Net
Education and Development
WEBINAR
Practices in Shaping Human-Centered AI Integration in Education
Organized by Obreal, UNESCO INRULED and GSE Net
Trade and Multilateralism
CONFERFENCE
Revisiting the multilateral Trading system from a South-South-North(s) perspective
Organized by Obreal and WTO Chair at IRIC
RELEVANT DOCUMENTS
The Interregional Dialogue Process builds upon the agreements and documents adopted throughout the different dialogue spaces. The main conclusions that have shaped this interregional process can be consulted below:
