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Strategic Sustainability Regimes: Key Findings and Trends
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Sustainable development is increasingly recognized as a complex strategic challenge requiring the coordination of social, environmental, and institutional dimensions. This study adopts a configurational perspective to identify distinct strategic sustainability regimes across countries.
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Qatar Keynote Speaker and Futurist Future Vision
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A top Qatar keynote speaker and futurist helps organisations understand emerging trends, anticipate future developments, and turn new ideas into practical business opportunities.
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Global Co-operation for a More Sustainable Planet
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The world is now more interconnected than ever – including through flows of goods, finance and people; technologically; environmentally; and through conflict.
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Annual Meetings 2026 for Preserving Sovereignty Overview
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Throughout the week, discussions circled around one main challenge: sustaining growth while rebuilding the capacity to withstand future shocks.
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The Kind of Humans Universities Are Preparing for Tomorrow
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For much of modern higher education, universities have been remarkably confident about their purpose. They existed to educate.
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AI Will Boost Restructuring Efficiency: Key Insights
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According to a survey commissioned by business administration provider CSC, operational readiness and experienced human judgment will remain critical to successful execution.
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Global Construction Demand Set to Rise Significantly
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Global construction activity is forecast to rise more than 70% by 2050, reaching US$16.6 trillion, driven by five megatrends: population growth and urbanisation; infrastructure and housing deficits; climate adaptation; sovereignty and strategic resilience; and high-tech infrastructure . . .
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100% Renewables Is Doable: A Path Forward
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Expanding renewable energy is not necessarily at odds with the economic interests of countries that depend heavily on oil and gas exports. On the contrary, replacing fossil fuels in domestic energy consumption with renewable electricity could let these countries increase export revenues while developing cleaner, more efficient energy systems at home.
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MENA Should See AI Data Centres for Sustainability Needs
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The World Economic Forum (WEF) has called for Middle East and North Africa (MENA) countries to classify artificial intelligence (AI) data centres as “critical dynamic loads”.
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