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In this episode of the Unnamed Podcast, we host Jocelyn Wallar, the UK government spokesperson for the Middle East and North Africa, for a discussion about the UK"s role in the region and the future of its relations with Middle Eastern and North African countries. We explore topics ranging from education and partnerships to the most pressing political and humanitarian issues.
We examine the "Your Next Stop" education campaign for 2026 and what the UK aims to offer young people in the region. We also discuss the importance of education and British scholarships, particularly the Chevening Scholarship, in building bridges of knowledge and cultural exchange and strengthening relations between Britain and the countries of the region.
We further discuss the reality of education in crisis and conflict zones and the role of the international community in upholding the right of children and young people to education. We focus on the future of education in Gaza and rebuilding educational opportunities for an entire generation.
In the political segment of the discussion, we examine the evolving British position on Palestine, the measures related to settlement activity and associated violence, London"s stance on the Israeli occupation and the two-state solution, and the nature of trade, academic, and scientific relations between the UK and Israel.
We also delve into the Gaza file: humanitarian priorities, the protection of civilians, the future of institutions and essential services, and Britain"s vision for what "the day after" could look like, in addition to the role the UK and its international and regional partners can play in advancing the political process towards a two-state solution.
To conclude the episode, we shift slightly from day-to-day politics to ask about youth, hope, and the future of the relationship between Britain and the region: If "Your Next Stop" is the campaign"s theme, what does Jocelyn Wallard think the next stop should be for British relations with the Middle East and North Africa?
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