Ceuta: Why Security Alone Arrives Too Late
Ceuta: Why Security Alone Arrives Too Late 8 August 2026 Amal HamidallahNCCT’s Deputy Director l UN Senior Women Talent Pipeline Member The current crisis concerning
August 10, 2026
The Nordic Center for Conflict Transformation, based in Stockholm, is an independent non-profit organization established in 2018, that works globally to contribute to normalizing a lasting positive peace.
Our Mission is to generate progress towards the normalization of positive and lasting peace globally, by working with individuals, groups, communities,
We engage across borders to build inclusive and sustainable peace. We believe peace begins in the small moments, in daily acts not distant dreams. That is why we build it every day alongside communities and institutions committed to shaping a more peaceful world.
Our initiatives include capacity-building workshops, interfaith dialogues, and youth programs designed to create safe spaces for peace.
We focus on local knowledge and solutions, collaborating with communities to address their specific challenges.
With years of experience in conflict transformation, our team brings a deep understanding of global peacebuilding strategies.
Our approach involves engaging all sectors of society-government, civil society, and marginalized groups.
This project aims to strengthen Morocco’s legal and policy framework to address violent extremism by focusing on developing and implementing effective prosecution, rehabilitation, and reintegration (PRR) strategies…
OUM- Action is an innovative educational and capacity building program designed for mothers, the goal of the program is to strengthen the role of mothers in Morocco to act constructively in preventing conflicts, building resilience and …
The Nordic Center for Conflict Transformation in partnership with the national mediator, a constitutional institution lead Action Al-Wassit program that aims to strengthen the national mediator’s selected staff’s practical skills …
Beyond its robust programming in Morocco, NCCT engages in international forums, roundtables, and multi-stakeholder dialogues across Europe, Central Asia, the Middle East, and the Sahel. These engagements allow NCCT to share best practices, co-design policy recommendations, and reinforce a global community of peacebuilders.
In the Sahel, the Nordic Center for Conflict Transformation brings a specific contribution of conflict and peace analysis, program design and concrete policy orientations for building community resilience, sustainable peace and solid collaboration among key stakeholders and partners in Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso.
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