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SG Rebeca Grynspan at the Launch of UNCTAD Report on Value Addition in Zambia
On 17 February 2026 in Lusaka, UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the launch of the report “Rapid assessment of value addition and diversification within and beyond the critical energy transition minerals value chain: Zambia.” flickr-55106088508.jpg
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at the Launch of UNCTAD Report on Value Addition in Zambia
On 17 February 2026 in Lusaka, UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the launch of the report “Rapid assessment of value addition and diversification within and beyond the critical energy transition minerals value chain: Zambia.” flickr-55106234055.jpg
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at the Launch of UNCTAD Report on Value Addition in Zambia
On 17 February 2026 in Lusaka, UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the launch of the report “Rapid assessment of value addition and diversification within and beyond the critical energy transition minerals value chain: Zambia.” flickr-55101257588.jpg
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at the Launch of UNCTAD Report on Value Addition in Zambia
On 17 February 2026 in Lusaka, UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the launch of the report “Rapid assessment of value addition and diversification within and beyond the critical energy transition minerals value chain: Zambia.” flickr-55101425195.jpg
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at the Launch of UNCTAD Report on Value Addition in Zambia
On 17 February 2026 in Lusaka, UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the launch of the report “Rapid assessment of value addition and diversification within and beyond the critical energy transition minerals value chain: Zambia.” flickr-55101327149.jpg
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at the Launch of UNCTAD Report on Value Addition in Zambia
On 17 February 2026 in Lusaka, UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the launch of the report “Rapid assessment of value addition and diversification within and beyond the critical energy transition minerals value chain: Zambia.” flickr-55101327144.jpg
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at the Launch of UNCTAD Report on Value Addition in Zambia
On 17 February 2026 in Lusaka, UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the launch of the report “Rapid assessment of value addition and diversification within and beyond the critical energy transition minerals value chain: Zambia.” flickr-55101425215.jpg
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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UNCTAD Dialogue on COP30 Outcomes and Climate Action
UN Trade and Development convenes a high-level dialogue at the Palais des Nations in Geneva to assess key outcomes of COP30 and chart priorities ahead of COP31 (2026).
Pedro Manuel Moreno, Deputy Secretary-General, delivered remarks, while Luz María de la Mora, Director of the Division on International Trade and Commodities, and Nan Li Collins, Director of the Division on Investment and Enterprise, moderated the discussions.
The event focused on new COP30 developments on trade and climate dialogues, scaling adaptation finance, and advancing a Just Transition Mechanism. It also highlighted UNCTAD’s mandate under the Geneva Consensus (UNCTAD 16) to support developing countries in aligning trade, investment and climate policies, mobilizing climate finance, and strengthening resilient and sustainable development pathways.
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at the Africa Business Forum 2026
SG paid a courtesy call to HE President Hakainde Hichilema
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at the Africa Business Forum 2026
SG paid a courtesy call to HE President Hakainde Hichilema
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at the Africa Business Forum 2026
UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the Africa Business Forum (ABF) 2026, convened by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) in partnership with the African Union Commission, on the sidelines of the African Union Summit.
As a premier platform for high-level engagement among African Heads of State and Government, private sector leaders, development finance institutions and international partners, ABF focuses on translating commitments into concrete implementation. The 2026 edition positions the Forum as the continent’s leading platform for mobilising partnerships and investment—including blended finance—to advance Africa’s youth economy.
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SG Rebeca Grynspan at the Africa Business Forum 2026
UN Trade and Development Secretary-General Rebeca Grynspan participates in the Africa Business Forum (ABF) 2026, convened by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) in partnership with the African Union Commission, on the sidelines of the African Union Summit.
As a premier platform for high-level engagement among African Heads of State and Government, private sector leaders, development finance institutions and international partners, ABF focuses on translating commitments into concrete implementation. The 2026 edition positions the Forum as the continent’s leading platform for mobilising partnerships and investment—including blended finance—to advance Africa’s youth economy.
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