The inaugural international conference in the areas of languages, literature, and social sciences is designed to accomplish the following objectives: ·Highlighting cutting-edge research across various fields of the humanities, encompassing history, literature, philosophy, linguistics, Islamic studies, social sciences, and psychology. ·Assisting doctoral research students by providing opportunities for the presenting their work through sessions and workshops, and receiving constructive guidance and feedback from field experts and specialists. This aims to facilitate dialogue and interaction between different areas of expertise and enhance interdisciplinarity. ·Incorporating digitization and informatics in the humanities, and examining the role of modern technology, such as artificial intelligence and data analysis systems, in enhancing in research. Promoting scientific publication by advocating for open access publishing and the facilitating knowledge exchange to ensure that humanities research is accessible to a wider audience.

Participation is open to all researchers working on their doctoral theses. The doctoral research topic must fall within the fields of languages, literature, arts, humanities, or social sciences. The student must have completed at least two years in the doctoral program. The submitted research or poster must be directly related to the thesis topic and specific to the conference. It must not have been presented at another conference, published, or submitted for participation or publication elsewhere. The research or poster must be endorsed by the doctoral supervisor.