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The Center for Mediation Support held the fourth regular study session on peace mediation support

By Sasakawa Peace Foundation


September 30, 2026
3 Min. Read

On September 9, 2026, the Center for Mediation Support of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation held its fourth regular study session, bringing together fellows with expertise in different regions and fields.
 
In this study session, Mr. Tomoaki Yoshida, Research Fellow of the National Institute for Defense Studies, gave a presentation on “Issues, Structure, and Situation of the Yemeni Civil War: The End of a State of ‘Neither War Nor Peace’” focusing on the development of the Yemeni civil war, state of the war, and prospects. This was followed by an exchange of views among the participants.
 
The Center for Mediation Support of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation will continue to build a network of experts studying conflict-affected regions and their surrounding areas, deepen understanding of the structure and background of conflicts through academic analysis, and apply these insights to mediation support activities.
 

A scene from the study session held on September 9, 2026

Summary

Date: Wednesday, September 9, 2026

Theme

“Issues, Structure, and Situation of the Yemeni Civil War: The End of a State of ‘Neither War Nor Peace’”
(Mr. Tomoaki Yoshida, Research Fellow of the National Institute for Defense Studies)

Participants

  • Endo, Mitsugi, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the University of Tokyo, Professor *Online
  • Ono, Hitomi, Visiting Scholar, Kobe City University of Foreign Studies *Online
  • Kakizaki, Masaki, Professor, Department of Political Science, Temple University, Japan Campus
  • Horinuki, Koji, Senior Research Fellow, the Institute of Energy Economics of Japan
  • Murakami, Takuya, President/Senior Fellow, Institute for Middle East Strategic Studies *Online
  • Yoshida, Tomofumi, Director, Ekklesia
  • Horiba, Akiko, Director, Center for Mediation Support, SPF
  • Yuji Mori, Senior Advisor, Center for Mediation Support, SPF
  • Aoki, Kenta, Senior Research Fellow, Center for Mediation Support, SPF
  • Oimatsu, Kyoka, Program Associate, Center for Mediation Support, SPF
  • Shibata, Narumi, Program Officer, Center for Mediation Support, SPF
  • Several additional practitioners and researchers

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