The 11th ICMMEDC is a stage of gathering Mathematicians of developed and developing countries to present their research on Mathematics, promote the collaboration of Mathematical side among ASEAN countries and others. This conference is the 11th, the first five times were organized in Cambodia and the last five times were held in Myanmar.

The aim of the conference was:

• To collaborate and exchange researcher's works
• To gain new knowledge for Lao mathematicians and researchers
• To create an international stage for Lao researchers to present their work
• To upgrade Lao mathematicians to approach international standard

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The conference took place in Fortaleza - Ceará - Brazil, from 23 to 27 July 2018. The scientific program
had an excellent level with 33 plenary lectures (40 minutes each) and a poster session where 11 colleagues presented their work. The lectures brought new developments on the area of partial differential equations distributed among the following themes:

• Elliptic partial differential equations
• Parabolic partial differential equations
• Free boundary problems
• Fluid dynamics
• Regularity theory for partial differential equations

The conference was a great opportunity to the interaction among researchers, as well as graduate
students, in the area of partial differential equations. Graduate students and young Ph.d.’s had the
opportunity to present their work to a community of experts in the poster session.
The program of the meeting offered current and relevant topics in partial differential equations and also
the general direction in which some themes are developing or changing. The excellent physical structure
of Mareiro Hotel provided a pleasant environment for the exchange of scientific experiences among the
participants.
The meeting received 57 mathematicians, 29 of them working outside Brazil. Among the accomplishments
of this workshop we would like to highlight:

• New research themes and scientific collaboration among the participants
• Dissemination of the research areas in partial differential equations carried out in Brazil
• Contribution to the development of the research on partial differential equations carried out in

Brazil.

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The 7th International Conference for Harmonic Analysis and Approximations (HAA, VII) was dedicated to the 90th anniversary of Alexandr Talalyan and held in Tsaghkadzor. The event was attended by 75 participants and covered the following fields of contemporary mathematics: Fourier series, wavelets, Polynomial interpolation and approximation, nonlinear approximation, applications to differential equations ets.T he Organizing and Program Committees have also organized Round Tables where they discussed perspectives of development of new directions of contemporary mathematics in Armenia and possibilities to establish new scientific contacts in order to integrate scientists from FSU countries with the international mathematical community. The conference promoted scientific links between the Armenian mathematicians and their colleagues from France, Russia, USA and other countries.

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This CIMPA Research School was conducted by the Romanovsky Institute of Mathematics of the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan in Tashkent. The topics of the research school included various aspects of the theory of non-associative algebras, their representation theories and applications, including Lie algebras, Leibniz algebras, Jordan algebras and other classes of algebras and superalgebras. The purpose of the project was to conduct several mini-courses by leading world mathematician in nonassociative algebras for young researches from the regions of Uzbekistan and neighboring countries.

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As part of its policy of training young mathematicians and in order to bring the basic sciences closer to the realities of development, the Mathematics Department of the University of Lomé and the International Center for Pure and Applied Mathematics (CIMPA) organized September 3 to 14, 2018 at the University of Lome, a Research School on the theme: "Lifetime Statistics and Spatial Statistics: Applications to therapeutic trials, industrial reliability, epidemiology and climate change".

The aim of this research school was to present modern statistical methods for the treatment and analysis of lifespans. Particular emphasis has been placed on spatial modeling and extremes modeling for this type of data. The fields of application of these methods are many and varied: medicine, industry, meteorology, hydrology, epidemiology and public health, agronomy and climate change. This school registered a total of 51 participants including 42 participants from abroad.

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The conference was held at Birzeit University and gathered 41 attendees around various fields of mathematics, such as statistics, game theory, analytic combinatorics, probability, differential or difference equations. Through the talks mathematical and statistical research were motivated and encouraged. Bachelor and Master Students got to see new topics in Applied Mathematics and Statistics when applied to real life to solve problems in industrial economics and science. Furthermore the relationships between the French and Palestinian Universities (and collaborators) have been strengthened with new connections creating a high possibility for some of our excellent master students in mathematics to joint PhD programs in France.

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The SEAMS (SOUTH EAST ASIAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY) School on Dynamical Systems and Bifurcation Analysis was organized by the School of Mathematical Sciences, 
Universiti Sains Malaysia in Penang. Participants discussed the state-of-the-art developments in the field of dynamical systems via planned lectures, contributed talks, and hands-on workshop for bifurcation analysis. This school has become a unique platform, which provides active researchers from various fields of mathematics the opportunity of discussing recent developments in theoretical and computational techniques for dynamical systems and their applications. 

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