Georgian PM to participate at Young Global Leaders forum in China
The forum will be held on July 1-3 and its mission is to create a dynamic global community of exceptional people with the influence to drive positive change in the world. Photo: Young Global Leaders.
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Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze will join inspirational global leaders, gathering in Dalian, China for the 16th annual summit of the Forum of Young Global Leaders, to connect with one another, reflect on new insights and affect the complex world around them.
The forum will be held on July 1-3 and its mission is to create a dynamic global community of exceptional people with the vision, courage and influence to drive positive change in the world.
The Young Global Leaders summit includes more than 1,300 officials, business innovators, artists, educators, technology developers, journalists and activists, representing over 100 nationalities.
Bakhadze will participate in discussions and plenary sessions during the forum. The Georgian delegation has already departed for Dalian.
The forum of Young Global Leaders, the World Economic Forum’s foundation for remarkable leaders under 40, was founded to fuel new models of leadership.
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