Chaired by Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist, the award-winning World Ocean Summit will convene more than 250 policymakers, global ocean businesses and multilaterals to identify practical solutions to the tension between economic development and environmental sustainability.
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The theme will be 'Blue economy; blue
growth'.
A stream session specific for the
aquaculture industry will examine new ‘blue’ business opportunities and
approaches, as part of the 2.5-day programme.
Featured speakers include:
- Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, chairperson, African Union Commission
- Karmenu Vella, commissioner for environment, maritime affairs and fisheries, European Commission
- Assunção Cristas, minister of agriculture and sea, Portuguese Republic
- Elisabeth Aspaker, minister of fisheries, Norway
- Susi Pudjiastuti, minister of marine affairs and fisheries, Republic of Indonesia
- Catherine Novelli, under-secretary of state for economic growth, energy and the environment, Department of State, United States
- Kathryn Sullivan, under-secretary of commerce for oceans and atmosphere, administrator, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
- Paula Caballero, senior director, environmental and natural resources global practice, World Bank
- Mike Velings, founder and managing partner, Aqua-Spark
- Magdalena Lamprecht Wallhoff, director, Regal Springs Tilapia
- Knut Nesse, chief executive officer, Nutreco
Please contact conferencesasia@economist.com to register your interest to receive an invitation to join this global gathering.
Seats are strictly limited and on a
first-come-first-serve basis.
The Economist Events reserves the right of final
acceptance of the registration.
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Read more HERE.
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