3 February 2026 · 9 photos
World Governments Summit 2026
UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the World Governments Summit 2026 in Dubai, speaking at the session “The Tipping Point in Global Trade” on 3 February 2026 at Dubai Municipality Hall. The discussion examines how intensifying geopolitical pressures are reshaping global trade, challenging traditional economic relationships and power structures.
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the World Governments Summit 2026 in Dubai, speaking at the session “The Tipping Point in Global Trade” on 3 February 2026 at Dubai Municipality Hall. The discussion examines how intensifying geopolitical pressures are reshaping global trade, challenging traditional economic relationships and power structures.
The session brings together government leaders, private sector actors and technology-driven innovators to explore how policy choices, financial inclusion and digital finance can influence the future of trade governance. Discussions focus on balancing national priorities with global cooperation, strengthening resilient supply chains and assessing the evolving role of digital financial systems in cross-border commerce.
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the World Governments Summit 2026 in Dubai, speaking at the session “The Tipping Point in Global Trade” on 3 February 2026 at Dubai Municipality Hall. The discussion examines how intensifying geopolitical pressures are reshaping global trade, challenging traditional economic relationships and power structures.
The session brings together government leaders, private sector actors and technology-driven innovators to explore how policy choices, financial inclusion and digital finance can influence the future of trade governance. Discussions focus on balancing national priorities with global cooperation, strengthening resilient supply chains and assessing the evolving role of digital financial systems in cross-border commerce.
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the World Governments Summit 2026 in Dubai, speaking at the session “The Tipping Point in Global Trade” on 3 February 2026 at Dubai Municipality Hall. The discussion examines how intensifying geopolitical pressures are reshaping global trade, challenging traditional economic relationships and power structures.
The session brings together government leaders, private sector actors and technology-driven innovators to explore how policy choices, financial inclusion and digital finance can influence the future of trade governance. Discussions focus on balancing national priorities with global cooperation, strengthening resilient supply chains and assessing the evolving role of digital financial systems in cross-border commerce.
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the World Governments Summit 2026 in Dubai, speaking at the session “The Tipping Point in Global Trade” on 3 February 2026 at Dubai Municipality Hall. The discussion examines how intensifying geopolitical pressures are reshaping global trade, challenging traditional economic relationships and power structures.
The session brings together government leaders, private sector actors and technology-driven innovators to explore how policy choices, financial inclusion and digital finance can influence the future of trade governance. Discussions focus on balancing national priorities with global cooperation, strengthening resilient supply chains and assessing the evolving role of digital financial systems in cross-border commerce.
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the World Governments Summit 2026 in Dubai, speaking at the session “The Tipping Point in Global Trade” on 3 February 2026 at Dubai Municipality Hall. The discussion examines how intensifying geopolitical pressures are reshaping global trade, challenging traditional economic relationships and power structures.
The session brings together government leaders, private sector actors and technology-driven innovators to explore how policy choices, financial inclusion and digital finance can influence the future of trade governance. Discussions focus on balancing national priorities with global cooperation, strengthening resilient supply chains and assessing the evolving role of digital financial systems in cross-border commerce.
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the World Governments Summit 2026 in Dubai, speaking at the session “The Tipping Point in Global Trade” on 3 February 2026 at Dubai Municipality Hall. The discussion examines how intensifying geopolitical pressures are reshaping global trade, challenging traditional economic relationships and power structures.
The session brings together government leaders, private sector actors and technology-driven innovators to explore how policy choices, financial inclusion and digital finance can influence the future of trade governance. Discussions focus on balancing national priorities with global cooperation, strengthening resilient supply chains and assessing the evolving role of digital financial systems in cross-border commerce. flickr-55075950061.jpg
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – The Tipping Point in Global Trade
UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the World Governments Summit 2026 in Dubai, speaking at the session “The Tipping Point in Global Trade” on 3 February 2026 at Dubai Municipality Hall. The discussion examines how intensifying geopolitical pressures are reshaping global trade, challenging traditional economic relationships and power structures.
The session brings together government leaders, private sector actors and technology-driven innovators to explore how policy choices, financial inclusion and digital finance can influence the future of trade governance. Discussions focus on balancing national priorities with global cooperation, strengthening resilient supply chains and assessing the evolving role of digital financial systems in cross-border commerce.
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – Ministerial–Private Sector Dialogue
SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – Ministerial–Private Sector Dialogue
UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the Ministerial–Private Sector Dialogue at the World Governments Summit 2026, held on 4 February 2026 at TDRA Hall. The session, jointly convened by the OECD and the European Commission, focused on “Shock-Proofing Trade: Secure Connectivity for Economic Resilience.”
Discussions explored how an increasingly complex and uncertain global economy requires trade systems that are not only fast and efficient, but also adaptive, interoperable and resilient. The dialogue examined the role of physical, digital and regulatory connectivity in sustaining growth, ensuring access to essential goods and services, and maintaining capital flows during periods of disruption, highlighting the importance of coordinated international frameworks to strengthen economic resilience.
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – Ministerial–Private Sector Dialogue
SG Rebeca Grynspan at World Governments Summit 2026 – Ministerial–Private Sector Dialogue
UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the Ministerial–Private Sector Dialogue at the World Governments Summit 2026, held on 4 February 2026 at TDRA Hall. The session, jointly convened by the OECD and the European Commission, focused on “Shock-Proofing Trade: Secure Connectivity for Economic Resilience.”
Discussions explored how an increasingly complex and uncertain global economy requires trade systems that are not only fast and efficient, but also adaptive, interoperable and resilient. The dialogue examined the role of physical, digital and regulatory connectivity in sustaining growth, ensuring access to essential goods and services, and maintaining capital flows during periods of disruption, highlighting the importance of coordinated international frameworks to strengthen economic resilience.
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