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Across the world, societies are facing growing divisions shaped by inequality, conflict, environmental crises, health disparities, economic uncertainty, and social exclusion. These interconnected challenges call for new ways of thinking and working together across sectors and disciplines.

The panel session, “Healing Our Fractured World: The Role of Social Business,” will explore how socially driven innovation, ethical leadership, inclusive business models, and collaborative action can help create more resilient and equitable communities. While the discussion is anchored in the concept of social business, the session welcomes broader perspectives on sustainability, human-centered innovation, social impact, and responsible leadership.

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Room: Main Hall

Healthcare accessibility remains one of the most pressing global challenges. Despite significant advances in medicine and healthcare infrastructure, millions of people continue to lack affordable and timely healthcare services due to economic, geographical, and social barriers. Technology has emerged as a transformative force in healthcare delivery through telemedicine, artificial intelligence, digital health platforms, wearable devices, and data-driven healthcare systems. At the same time, social business models are creating sustainable and inclusive healthcare solutions that prioritize social impact alongside financial sustainability.

The objective of this session is to explore how technological innovation and social business models can work together to improve healthcare accessibility, affordability, and quality for communities around the world. The discussion will focus on practical solutions, emerging trends, and collaborative approaches that address healthcare challenges, particularly for underserved and vulnerable populations.

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Room: Main Hall

Finance for Peace: Redesigning Systems that Work for All

Finance has the power to shape opportunities, strengthen communities, and influence the well-being of societies. Yet millions of people around the world remain excluded from financial systems due to poverty, inequality, limited access to capital, and structural barriers that prevent them from participating fully in economic life. Building a more peaceful and equitable world requires reimagining financial systems that serve people, not just markets.

The session, “Finance for Peace: Redesigning Systems that Work for All,” will explore how inclusive finance, social business, ethical investment, and innovative financial models can contribute to reducing inequality, expanding economic opportunity, and fostering social stability. The discussion will examine how financial systems can be redesigned to empower underserved communities, support sustainable livelihoods, and create pathways toward shared prosperity.

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Room: Main Hall

Youth today represent the largest generation in human history, yet many continue to face barriers to quality education, meaningful employment, and access to opportunities for innovation and leadership. At the same time, rapid technological advancement and evolving economic systems are creating new possibilities for youth to shape the future.

The session, “Youth Empowerment Through Education, Entrepreneurship, and Technology: A Foundation for a New World Order,” will explore how integrated approaches in education, entrepreneurship, and technology can equip young people with the skills, mindset, and opportunities needed to lead in a rapidly changing world.

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Room: Main Hall

Speakers:

Room: Main Hall