250
panel
Part 2: Accelerating the Energy Transition
Growing demand for access to reliable energy sources and the need for climate-related solutions
are the two forces shaping today’s energy transition. While many countries around the world are seeking to rapidly transition legacy energy systems towa
+ Read More
panel
Rebalancing Climate Finance Strategies for Resilient Adaptation and Mitigation (Invite only)
Study after study shows that the world will need at least US $90 trillion in new climate finance
investment by 2050, expected losses from extreme weather could total many more trillions of dollars and millions of lost lives, and current decarbonization
+ Read More
panel
Enhancing National Strategies for Ambitious Climate Action (Invite only)
Addressing the challenge of climate change requires global coordination amongst nation-states an
d capital markets. Successfully meeting the challenge necessitates both public and private sector investment at a scale yet to be achieved.
+ Read More
panel
Welcome Reception
panel
Continental Breakfast
panel
MEA Summit Check-in
panel
Global Overview
Divergence in geo-economic and political trends across the regions of the world presents signifi
cant challenges in the year ahead. As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine lumbers on, conflict in West Asia, political instability in the Sahel and West Africa
+ Read More
panel
To Go Further, Go Together: Partnerships for Mental Health
Faced with a global mental health crisis, overwhelmed systems are unable to provide equitable ac
cess to treatment. Cross-sector collaboration is essential to overcoming key gaps and challenges to improving systemic care.
+ Read More
panel
Part 2: Navigating Opportunities
Crisis Is Opportunity: An ongoing credit crisis, a fragmenting world, persistently high interest
rates, a looming climate crisis. These are just a few of the headlines investors confront daily.
+ Read More