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- 0:00The green economy has moved past the question
- 0:01of weather. The question now is how fast it can
- 0:04scale. And in October 2026, the world's decision
- 0:07-makers will gather in Dubai to find out. It
- 0:10will be held under the patronage of His Highness
- 0:12Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President
- 0:15and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai,
- 0:18the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy, Dubai Electricity
- 0:21and Water Authority. And the World Green Economy
- 0:24Organization will organize the 12th edition of
- 0:26the World Green Economy Summit on 21 and 22,
- 0:29October 2026, at the Dubai World Trade Center.
- 0:33Organizers are encouraging early registration.
- 0:35The high -level panels convene global decision
- 0:38-makers, project financiers, business leaders,
- 0:41investors, resilience and infrastructure experts,
- 0:44developers, and representatives of government,
- 0:46the private sector, and academia. This edition
- 0:49runs under the theme, From Success to Scale.
- 0:51showcasing the green economy, moving beyond the
- 0:54need for climate action to how the transition
- 0:56is already taking place. Leading the lineup,
- 0:58His Excellency Saeed Mohammed Al -Taya, Vice
- 1:01Chairman of the Dubai Supreme Council of Energy,
- 1:03Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer
- 1:06of Dubai Electricity and Water Authority, and
- 1:08Chairman of the World Green Economy Organization.
- 1:11He is joined by His Excellency Suhail Mohammed
- 1:13Al -Mazrui, Minister of Energy and Infrastructure,
- 1:16Dr. Arshad Mansour. President and Chief Executive
- 1:19Officer of the Electric Power Research Institute,
- 1:22Anne Le Guinic, Chief Executive Officer of Veolia
- 1:24Water Technologies, Amel Chadli, President of
- 1:27the Gulf Countries Cluster at Schneider Electric,
- 1:29and Mazen Khan, Chief Financial Officer of Mazdar.
- 1:33Also confirmed, Joan Larea, Chief Executive Officer
- 1:36of Convergence Blended Finance, Priya Sarma,
- 1:39Head of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability
- 1:41at Unilever's Beauty and Wellbeing Division across
- 1:44the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, Turkey,
- 1:47Pakistan and Bangladesh, and Najib Saab, Secretary
- 1:51General of the Arab Forum for Environment and
- 1:53Development. The agenda rests on four pillars,
- 1:55energy technology and infrastructure, business
- 1:58strategy and transition, water and food security,
- 2:01and finance, plus three cross -cutting themes,
- 2:04artificial intelligence, governance, and economic
- 2:07system enablers. Sessions include Middle East
- 2:10energy storage solutions, extending Dubai's leading
- 2:12infrastructure models to global markets, and
- 2:15the business case for sustainability. Alongside
- 2:17the $7 trillion opportunity, mapping which sectors
- 2:20are winning and why, and unlocking the power
- 2:23of innovative solutions, combining public and
- 2:25private capital to de -risk investment in a region
- 2:28with large sovereign funds and active development
- 2:30banks.