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Collective Action, Solidarity and Partnership in Qatar
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The State of Qatar has reaffirmed that sustainable development is not merely a national responsibility, but a shared global endeavor requiring strengthened international cooperation grounded in solidarity and partnership.
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Five Actions Middle East Cities Can Take for Resilience
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Temperatures in the region are rising at almost twice the global average, and several countries already experience summer highs above 50°C. So how can five actions be taken for resilience?
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How Can the World Build a Sustainable Future Together?
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At a high-level dialogue marking the fifth anniversary of the Global Development Initiative (GDI), Chinese Vice President Han Zheng announced China’s new engineering capacity-building program.
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How the Renaissance Dam Impacts Regional Power Dynamics
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As climate impacts worsen and the Nile Basin’s population heads toward one billion by 2050, the power struggle over the world’s longest river has reached a critical turning point.
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A New Magnet For Web3 Startups Seeking Funding
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Saudi Arabia has increasingly emphasized its dominance as the top venture investment destination in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) regions.
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Opportunity to Rethink Innovation in Universities Today
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Innovation has become a defining marker of national progress and competitiveness. From digital technologies and healthcare to renewable energy and education, societies are increasingly shaped by their capacity to generate and apply new ideas.
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Sustainable Development… Reflections on Global Awareness
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The concept of “sustainable development” is a recent emergence in development literature and economics. Until recently, its usage was limited to environmental studies.
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Cities Across the World Are Sinking from Water Extraction
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Many cities around the world are sinking because too much water is extracted from the groundwater reservoirs beneath them.
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The Future of Gulf Architecture: Embracing Local Materials
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The defining environmental challenges of the Gulf are not abstract. They are measured every day in degrees Celsius and liters of water.
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