The programme will include 10 proposals for the future of international technical cooperation, covering priority areas for Expertise France and its partners. This ceremony will be a unique opportunity to highlight concrete and inspiring solutions for sustainable and inclusive development on a global scale.
10 proposals for the future of international technical cooperation:
1. BALANCED GLOBAL COOPERATION
2. TOWARDS INCLUSIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
3. PRIORITY TO HUMAN SECURITY
4. FUTURE-ORIENTED EDUCATION
5. PROMOTE MULTI-STAKEHOLDER ALLIANCES FOR THE CLIMATE
6. CULTURE AS AN ECONOMIC DRIVER IN AFRICA
7. SUSTAINABLE SPORTING EVENTS
8. WOMEN'S EMPOWERMENT
9. EQUITABLE GLOBAL HEALTH
10. ENHANCED SHARING OF KNOWLEDGE WITHIN THE EU
Programme
Moderated by Fatimata Wane, journalist and senior reporter, France 24 and Gallagher Fenwick, international political columnist on LCI.
Debate 1 - Balanced global cooperation
Debate 2 - Towards inclusive artificial intelligence - Viewpoints on the project to support governments in their AI policies
Debate 3 - Priority to human safety - Viewpoints on the Esiwa project ‘Strengthening security cooperation between the European Union and Asia’.
Debate 4 - Future-oriented education - Viewpoints on the RETFOP project ‘From vocational training to professional activity’.
Debate 5 - Promoting multi-stakeholder alliances for the climate - Viewpoints on the Euroclima+ project ‘From forest preservation to a sustainable forestry economy’.
Debate 6 - Culture as an economic driver in Africa
Debate 7 - Towards sustainable sporting events - Viewpoints on the Pour Elles Sport et Culture project ‘Sport and culture, a platform for the emancipation and empowerment of women’.
Debate 8 - Empowering women - Viewpoints on the Gender Flagship project ‘Gender mainstreaming in local policy management’.
Debate 9 - Equitable global health - Viewpoints on the PASST project ‘Preventing, training and educating to stop pandemics’.
Debate 10 - Greater sharing of knowledge within the EU
Attendance is by invitation only. Online discussions are open to all, and will be held in French, English and Spanish.
