Strategic Agility: How Small States Are Shaping Global Science Diplomacy

https://gesda.global - Small states are emerging as influential actors in global science diplomacy by leveraging strategic foresight, investment, and convening power. How can their agility help shape more inclusive, future-ready scientific collaboration and what lessons can larger powers and multilateral institutions draw from their approach? Panel with Hilal Lashuel, Research, Development & Innovation Advisor to the Chairperson & Executive Director of RDI, Qatar Foundation Chris Leck, Group Chief Technology Officer, Public Sector Science & Technology Policy & Plans Office, Prime Minister’s Office, Singapore Sabina Stadler Repnik, Ambassador; Permanent Representative of Slovenia, United Nations Office at Geneva Mercedes Ruehl, Journalist, The Financial Times More information about GESDA www.gesda.global More information about GESDA Science Breakthrough Radar® : www.radar.gesda.global GESDA's Science Breakthrough Radar is identifying the next possible science and technology advances.