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For the fourth consecutive year, the Paris Peace Forum gathers the most important players in global governance. Heads of state and government and CEOs of major multinationals, as well as several civil society actors, will gather for a unique hybrid edition from November 11 to 13 to advance concrete solutions to the enormous challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic, and to improve global governance in times of Covid-19
Ifri, founding member of the Forum alongside the National Political Science Foundation (Sciences Po), the Körber Foundation, the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, the Montaigne Institute and the French Republic, represented by the Quai d ' Orsay, is participating in this 4th edition which will follow the UNGA, the G20 summit in Rome (30-31 October) and the COP26 on climate in Glasgow (1-12 November) and and will echo and complement the work done in these other fora.
This 4th edition will be as multi-actor as ever, convening heads of state, government and international organizations (more than 125 took part since 2018) as well as NGOs, foundations, companies and citizens from around the world, with special attention to participation from the global South.
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