Insaniyyat is an international forum for humanities and social sciences that provides a platform for researchers from diverse backgrounds and generations to engage in scientific debates and exchange ideas with society. Anchored in the context of Tunisia, the Maghreb, and the entire region, Insaniyyat aims to elevate the status of humanities and social sciences in education and research while addressing urgent challenges together.

With 400 proposals from 35 different countries, including 39% from Tunisia, Insaniyyat showcases the most dynamic and innovative research in the field. The forum emphasizes the importance of these disciplines in shaping the governance of society, especially in light of recent crises.

The event features a range of scientific activities, including a scientific congress on Africa, the Maghreb, and the Middle East, as well as an interdisciplinary symposium exploring the concept and consequences of crises. Additionally, Insaniyyat hosts associated scientific events, such as the conference of the International Association for Middle East Studies.

In order to expand its audience beyond the academic community, Insaniyyat organizes three thematic meetings focused on digital humanities, translation and knowledge circulation, and the relationship between social sciences and society. These meetings provide a space for broader discussions and engagement.

Furthermore, Insaniyyat offers a rich cultural program, including a Malouf evening, a book fair, an exhibition showcasing local products and crafts, and a film festival. These events allow for a reflection on artistic and cultural issues in the Maghreb and the Middle East.

Overall, Insaniyyat serves as a vital platform for researchers, creating opportunities for scholarly exchange and societal engagement in the field of humanities and social sciences.