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World Investment Report 2026 Press Conference On 7 July 2026 in Geneva, UN Trade and Development Acting Secretary-General Pedro Manuel Moreno spoke at the press conference launching the World Investment Report 2026: International Investment in a Turbulent Era at the Palais des Nations. The report finds that global foreign direct investment rose by 6 per cent in 2025 to $1.6 trillion, but that the recovery remains fragile and uneven. It highlights how investment is increasingly concentrated in strategic sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and critical minerals, while many developing economies continue to face challenges in attracting investment for sustainable development. Looking ahead, the report warns that trade policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and economic fragmentation could weigh on investment prospects in 2026 and beyond. Speakers included Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development; Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise; A. Sulstarova; and M. Meloni. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: <a href="https://unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-international-investment-turbulent-era" rel="noreferrer nofollow">unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-inter...</a> flickr-55378342902.jpg

World Investment Report 2026 Press Conference On 7 July 2026 in Geneva, UN Trade and Development Acting Secretary-General Pedro Manuel Moreno spoke at the press conference launching the World Investment Report 2026: International Investment in a Turbulent Era at the Palais des Nations. The report finds that global foreign direct investment rose by 6 per cent in 2025 to $1.6 trillion, but that the recovery remains fragile and uneven. It highlights how investment is increasingly concentrated in strategic sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and critical minerals, while many developing economies continue to face challenges in attracting investment for sustainable development. Looking ahead, the report warns that trade policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and economic fragmentation could weigh on investment prospects in 2026 and beyond. Speakers included Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development; Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise; A. Sulstarova; and M. Meloni. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: <a href="https://unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-international-investment-turbulent-era" rel="noreferrer nofollow">unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-inter...</a> flickr-55378342622.jpg

World Investment Report 2026 Press Conference On 7 July 2026 in Geneva, UN Trade and Development Acting Secretary-General Pedro Manuel Moreno spoke at the press conference launching the World Investment Report 2026: International Investment in a Turbulent Era at the Palais des Nations. The report finds that global foreign direct investment rose by 6 per cent in 2025 to $1.6 trillion, but that the recovery remains fragile and uneven. It highlights how investment is increasingly concentrated in strategic sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and critical minerals, while many developing economies continue to face challenges in attracting investment for sustainable development. Looking ahead, the report warns that trade policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and economic fragmentation could weigh on investment prospects in 2026 and beyond. Speakers included Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development; Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise; A. Sulstarova; and M. Meloni. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: <a href="https://unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-international-investment-turbulent-era" rel="noreferrer nofollow">unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-inter...</a> flickr-55379277986.jpg

World Investment Report 2026 Press Conference On 7 July 2026 in Geneva, UN Trade and Development Acting Secretary-General Pedro Manuel Moreno spoke at the press conference launching the World Investment Report 2026: International Investment in a Turbulent Era at the Palais des Nations. The report finds that global foreign direct investment rose by 6 per cent in 2025 to $1.6 trillion, but that the recovery remains fragile and uneven. It highlights how investment is increasingly concentrated in strategic sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and critical minerals, while many developing economies continue to face challenges in attracting investment for sustainable development. Looking ahead, the report warns that trade policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and economic fragmentation could weigh on investment prospects in 2026 and beyond. Speakers included Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development; Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise; A. Sulstarova; and M. Meloni. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: <a href="https://unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-international-investment-turbulent-era" rel="noreferrer nofollow">unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-inter...</a> flickr-55379676750.jpg

World Investment Report 2026 Press Conference On 7 July 2026 in Geneva, UN Trade and Development Acting Secretary-General Pedro Manuel Moreno spoke at the press conference launching the World Investment Report 2026: International Investment in a Turbulent Era at the Palais des Nations. The report finds that global foreign direct investment rose by 6 per cent in 2025 to $1.6 trillion, but that the recovery remains fragile and uneven. It highlights how investment is increasingly concentrated in strategic sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and critical minerals, while many developing economies continue to face challenges in attracting investment for sustainable development. Looking ahead, the report warns that trade policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and economic fragmentation could weigh on investment prospects in 2026 and beyond. Speakers included Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development; Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise; A. Sulstarova; and M. Meloni. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: <a href="https://unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-international-investment-turbulent-era" rel="noreferrer nofollow">unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-inter...</a> flickr-55379278211.jpg

World Investment Report 2026 Press Conference On 7 July 2026 in Geneva, UN Trade and Development Acting Secretary-General Pedro Manuel Moreno spoke at the press conference launching the World Investment Report 2026: International Investment in a Turbulent Era at the Palais des Nations. The report finds that global foreign direct investment rose by 6 per cent in 2025 to $1.6 trillion, but that the recovery remains fragile and uneven. It highlights how investment is increasingly concentrated in strategic sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and critical minerals, while many developing economies continue to face challenges in attracting investment for sustainable development. Looking ahead, the report warns that trade policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and economic fragmentation could weigh on investment prospects in 2026 and beyond. Speakers included Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development; Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise; A. Sulstarova; and M. Meloni. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: <a href="https://unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-international-investment-turbulent-era" rel="noreferrer nofollow">unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-inter...</a> flickr-55379404628.jpg

World Investment Report 2026 Press Conference On 7 July 2026 in Geneva, UN Trade and Development Acting Secretary-General Pedro Manuel Moreno spoke at the press conference launching the World Investment Report 2026: International Investment in a Turbulent Era at the Palais des Nations. The report finds that global foreign direct investment rose by 6 per cent in 2025 to $1.6 trillion, but that the recovery remains fragile and uneven. It highlights how investment is increasingly concentrated in strategic sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and critical minerals, while many developing economies continue to face challenges in attracting investment for sustainable development. Looking ahead, the report warns that trade policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and economic fragmentation could weigh on investment prospects in 2026 and beyond. Speakers included Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development; Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise; A. Sulstarova; and M. Meloni. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: <a href="https://unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-international-investment-turbulent-era" rel="noreferrer nofollow">unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-inter...</a> flickr-55379676620.jpg

World Investment Report 2026 Press Conference On 7 July 2026 in Geneva, UN Trade and Development Acting Secretary-General Pedro Manuel Moreno spoke at the press conference launching the World Investment Report 2026: International Investment in a Turbulent Era at the Palais des Nations. The report finds that global foreign direct investment rose by 6 per cent in 2025 to $1.6 trillion, but that the recovery remains fragile and uneven. It highlights how investment is increasingly concentrated in strategic sectors such as artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and critical minerals, while many developing economies continue to face challenges in attracting investment for sustainable development. Looking ahead, the report warns that trade policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions and economic fragmentation could weigh on investment prospects in 2026 and beyond. Speakers included Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development; Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise; A. Sulstarova; and M. Meloni. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: <a href="https://unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-international-investment-turbulent-era" rel="noreferrer nofollow">unctad.org/publication/world-investment-report-2026-inter...</a> flickr-55379404728.jpg

Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary General for the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) , attending the 9th Session Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Consumer Protection Law and Policy on July 6th, 2026 in Geneva. This intergovernmental group of experts is a standing body established under the United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection to monitor the application and implementation of the guidelines, provide a forum for consultations, produce research and studies, provide technical assistance, undertake voluntary peer reviews, and periodically update the guidelines. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: unctad.org/meeting/intergovernmental-group-experts-consum... flickr-55376571157.jpg

Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary General for the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) , attending the 9th Session Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Consumer Protection Law and Policy on July 6th, 2026 in Geneva. This intergovernmental group of experts is a standing body established under the United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection to monitor the application and implementation of the guidelines, provide a forum for consultations, produce research and studies, provide technical assistance, undertake voluntary peer reviews, and periodically update the guidelines. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: unctad.org/meeting/intergovernmental-group-experts-consum... flickr-55377512036.jpg

Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary General for the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) , attending the 9th Session Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Consumer Protection Law and Policy on July 6th, 2026 in Geneva. This intergovernmental group of experts is a standing body established under the United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection to monitor the application and implementation of the guidelines, provide a forum for consultations, produce research and studies, provide technical assistance, undertake voluntary peer reviews, and periodically update the guidelines. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: unctad.org/meeting/intergovernmental-group-experts-consum... flickr-55377687499.jpg

Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary General for the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) , attending the 9th Session Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Consumer Protection Law and Policy on July 6th, 2026 in Geneva. This intergovernmental group of experts is a standing body established under the United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection to monitor the application and implementation of the guidelines, provide a forum for consultations, produce research and studies, provide technical assistance, undertake voluntary peer reviews, and periodically update the guidelines. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: unctad.org/meeting/intergovernmental-group-experts-consum... flickr-55376571017.jpg

Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary General for the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) , attending the 9th Session Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Consumer Protection Law and Policy on July 6th, 2026 in Geneva. This intergovernmental group of experts is a standing body established under the United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection to monitor the application and implementation of the guidelines, provide a forum for consultations, produce research and studies, provide technical assistance, undertake voluntary peer reviews, and periodically update the guidelines. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: unctad.org/meeting/intergovernmental-group-experts-consum... flickr-55376571492.jpg

Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary General for the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) , attending the 9th Session Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Consumer Protection Law and Policy on July 6th, 2026 in Geneva. This intergovernmental group of experts is a standing body established under the United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection to monitor the application and implementation of the guidelines, provide a forum for consultations, produce research and studies, provide technical assistance, undertake voluntary peer reviews, and periodically update the guidelines. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: unctad.org/meeting/intergovernmental-group-experts-consum... flickr-55377687884.jpg

Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary General for the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) , attending the 9th Session Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Consumer Protection Law and Policy on July 6th, 2026 in Geneva. This intergovernmental group of experts is a standing body established under the United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection to monitor the application and implementation of the guidelines, provide a forum for consultations, produce research and studies, provide technical assistance, undertake voluntary peer reviews, and periodically update the guidelines. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: unctad.org/meeting/intergovernmental-group-experts-consum... flickr-55377913420.jpg

Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary General for the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) , attending the 9th Session Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Consumer Protection Law and Policy on July 6th, 2026 in Geneva. This intergovernmental group of experts is a standing body established under the United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection to monitor the application and implementation of the guidelines, provide a forum for consultations, produce research and studies, provide technical assistance, undertake voluntary peer reviews, and periodically update the guidelines. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: unctad.org/meeting/intergovernmental-group-experts-consum... flickr-55377913225.jpg

Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary General for the UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) , attending the 9th Session Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Consumer Protection Law and Policy on July 6th, 2026 in Geneva. This intergovernmental group of experts is a standing body established under the United Nations Guidelines for Consumer Protection to monitor the application and implementation of the guidelines, provide a forum for consultations, produce research and studies, provide technical assistance, undertake voluntary peer reviews, and periodically update the guidelines. Photo credit: UN Trade and Development/Yu Gyeong Shin More info: unctad.org/meeting/intergovernmental-group-experts-consum... flickr-55377688234.jpg

Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) receives recognition for its participation in the 5th Türkiye Maritime Summit. flickr-55370174906.jpg

Pedro Manuel Moreno, Acting Secretary-General of UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD), today met with Arsenio Dominguez, Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), at the 5th Türkiye Maritime Summit. flickr-55370316018.jpg

Paris Forum 2026 : Advancing cooperation in a complex debt landscape flickr-55354764368.jpg

Paris Forum 2026 : Advancing cooperation in a complex debt landscape flickr-55353667417.jpg

Paris Forum 2026 : Advancing cooperation in a complex debt landscape flickr-55354610071.jpg

Paris Forum 2026 : Advancing cooperation in a complex debt landscape flickr-55354764373.jpg

Paris Forum 2026 : Advancing cooperation in a complex debt landscape flickr-55354764388.jpg

On 5 June 2026 in Madagascar, UN Trade and Development's Acting Secretary-General participated in the launch of the report “Rapid Assessment of Value Addition and Diversification within and beyond the Critical Energy Transition Minerals Value Chain: Madagascar.” The report highlights opportunities for Madagascar to increase value addition in critical energy transition minerals, including nickel, cobalt, graphite and ilmenite, while diversifying its economy beyond the mining sector. It identifies 259 potential products across 23 sectors, including opportunities in plastics, chemicals, apparel and textiles, machinery and food processing, with an estimated export potential of $1.1 billion. The findings underscore the importance of strengthening Madagascar’s broader industrial base to support sustainable and inclusive economic transformation. Photo credit: Novo-Comm flickr-55322038478.jpg

On 5 June 2026 in Madagascar, UN Trade and Development's Acting Secretary-General participated in the launch of the report “Rapid Assessment of Value Addition and Diversification within and beyond the Critical Energy Transition Minerals Value Chain: Madagascar.” The report highlights opportunities for Madagascar to increase value addition in critical energy transition minerals, including nickel, cobalt, graphite and ilmenite, while diversifying its economy beyond the mining sector. It identifies 259 potential products across 23 sectors, including opportunities in plastics, chemicals, apparel and textiles, machinery and food processing, with an estimated export potential of $1.1 billion. The findings underscore the importance of strengthening Madagascar’s broader industrial base to support sustainable and inclusive economic transformation. Photo credit: Novo-Comm flickr-55322038873.jpg

On 5 June 2026 in Madagascar, UN Trade and Development's Acting Secretary-General participated in the launch of the report “Rapid Assessment of Value Addition and Diversification within and beyond the Critical Energy Transition Minerals Value Chain: Madagascar.” The report highlights opportunities for Madagascar to increase value addition in critical energy transition minerals, including nickel, cobalt, graphite and ilmenite, while diversifying its economy beyond the mining sector. It identifies 259 potential products across 23 sectors, including opportunities in plastics, chemicals, apparel and textiles, machinery and food processing, with an estimated export potential of $1.1 billion. The findings underscore the importance of strengthening Madagascar’s broader industrial base to support sustainable and inclusive economic transformation. Photo credit: Novo-Comm flickr-55320963197.jpg

On 5 June 2026 in Madagascar, UN Trade and Development's Acting Secretary-General participated in the launch of the report “Rapid Assessment of Value Addition and Diversification within and beyond the Critical Energy Transition Minerals Value Chain: Madagascar.” The report highlights opportunities for Madagascar to increase value addition in critical energy transition minerals, including nickel, cobalt, graphite and ilmenite, while diversifying its economy beyond the mining sector. It identifies 259 potential products across 23 sectors, including opportunities in plastics, chemicals, apparel and textiles, machinery and food processing, with an estimated export potential of $1.1 billion. The findings underscore the importance of strengthening Madagascar’s broader industrial base to support sustainable and inclusive economic transformation. Photo credit: Novo-Comm flickr-55321876071.jpg

On 5 June 2026 in Madagascar, UN Trade and Development's Acting Secretary-General participated in the launch of the report “Rapid Assessment of Value Addition and Diversification within and beyond the Critical Energy Transition Minerals Value Chain: Madagascar.” The report highlights opportunities for Madagascar to increase value addition in critical energy transition minerals, including nickel, cobalt, graphite and ilmenite, while diversifying its economy beyond the mining sector. It identifies 259 potential products across 23 sectors, including opportunities in plastics, chemicals, apparel and textiles, machinery and food processing, with an estimated export potential of $1.1 billion. The findings underscore the importance of strengthening Madagascar’s broader industrial base to support sustainable and inclusive economic transformation. Photo credit: Novo-Comm flickr-55320962592.jpg

On 5 June 2026 in Madagascar, UN Trade and Development's Acting Secretary-General participated in the launch of the report “Rapid Assessment of Value Addition and Diversification within and beyond the Critical Energy Transition Minerals Value Chain: Madagascar.” The report highlights opportunities for Madagascar to increase value addition in critical energy transition minerals, including nickel, cobalt, graphite and ilmenite, while diversifying its economy beyond the mining sector. It identifies 259 potential products across 23 sectors, including opportunities in plastics, chemicals, apparel and textiles, machinery and food processing, with an estimated export potential of $1.1 billion. The findings underscore the importance of strengthening Madagascar’s broader industrial base to support sustainable and inclusive economic transformation. Photo credit: Novo-Comm flickr-55322285750.jpg