Sustainable Transformation Summit

UAE: Dubai | Environment

Third Party Event

20 Jun 2023 - 21 Jun 2023

The Sustainable Transformation MENA Summit taking place on 20 – 21 June 2023, in Dubai will bring together key stakeholders from across governments, policy makers and project owners. The main objective of the conference is to address the current issues surrounding the UAE’s bid to achieve net-zero by 2050.

Join us at this event to join and contribute to stimulating dialogue around climate change and practices to make businesses more sustainable while maintaining profitability. The event will include thought provoking presentations by the industry pioneers and experts on the important topics including climate change, sustainability, decarbonisation, digitalisation, emissions and many more.

Download the brochure now to view the programme and list of speakers.

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