The World Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities has marked a significant milestone in the academic landscape, spanning several rounds across a multitude of cities including Zurich, Berlin, Milan, Prague, and Barcelona since its inception in 2019. 

At the heart of the conference lies the exchange of knowledge and ideas, underscored by the presence of distinguished keynote speakers who have enriched the discourse with their insights and expertise. Through various registration types and fees tailored to accommodate differing circumstances and deadlines, the conference has strived to ensure accessibility and inclusivity for all interested scholars.

This international gathering has attracted participants from diverse corners of the globe, representing countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Pakistan, Lesotho, Spain, Turkey, Greece, Taiwan, Oman, Egypt, Poland, Malaysia, Thailand, Bulgaria, Canada, Saudi Arabia, and India.

Acknowledging the scholarly contributions of participants, the conference has conferred attendance and presentation certificates upon registered individuals. The rigorous evaluation process, overseen by the Scientific Committee, has ensured the quality and relevance of submitted abstracts, with accepted papers undergoing a double peer review process.

Undoubtedly, each iteration of the conference has been met with resounding success, serving as a vibrant platform for intellectual exchange and collaboration among scholars from across the globe.

With a commitment to excellence and innovation, the upcoming World Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities continues to enrich the academic landscape and propel the frontiers of knowledge forward. Covering a broad spectrum of social sciences topics, from sociology to political science, the conference encourages interdisciplinary dialogue and exploration.

The World Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities invites academics worldwide to join a dynamic exchange of knowledge and research, uniting scholars across disciplines and cultural backgrounds.