Trust Path & Reputation Summit Unveiled at United Nations Headquarters with Key Global Leaders in Conjunction with the UN Summit of the Future
- Global Leaders Unite to Promote Trust and Transparency
- Trust Path & Reputation Summit Set for Next Year Under the Slogan ‘Building Trust, Shaping Reputation’
- Summit Highlights Global Commitment to a Prosperous Future
- Key Focus Areas: Media, Politics, and Economy
New York, USA – September 21, 2024: The Centre for Global Studies (CGS), an initiative of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean (PAM), has successfully organized a pivotal side event during the UN Summit of the Future at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. This event was held in collaboration with the UN Security Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED), the Parliament Mission of the Kingdom of Morocco to the UN, and the Permanent Mission of Italy to the UN.
The session was centered around the theme: “Parliamentary Support in Re-Establishing Trust and Reputation in Multilateral Governance”. This initiative aims to further the strategic objectives of the Summit by enhancing parliamentary and governmental cooperation in addressing pressing global challenges, reinvigorating the multilateral governance system, and providing decision-makers with crucial insights needed for effective national oversight of the Summit’s outcomes. It also endeavors to promote the implementation of the Pact for the Future at both national and regional levels.
The event, expertly moderated by H.E. Amb. Sergio Piazzi, Secretary General of PAM, featured a distinguished lineup of speakers. These included H.E. Hon. Enaam Mayara, PAM President and President of the House of Councillors of the Kingdom of Morocco; H.E. Amb. Dennis Francis, President of the 78th Session of the United Nations General Assembly; H.E. Amb. Omar Hilale, Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of Morocco to the United Nations; H.E. Amb. Gianluca Greco, Deputy Permanent Representative of Italy to the United Nations; Ms. Natalia Gherman, Assistant Secretary-General and Executive Director of the UN Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED); Hon. Deborah Bergamini (Italy), PAM Rapporteur on Political Affairs; H.E. Hon. Mohamed Abou El Enein, Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of Egypt and PAM President Emeritus; Hon. Joana Lima (Portugal), President of the PAM Women Parliamentary Forum (TBC); Hon. Tuba Durgut (Türkiye), Vice-President in-pectore of the PAM Women Parliamentary Forum; Prof. Rym Ayadi, Founder and President of the Euro-Mediterranean Economists Association (EMEA); and H.E. Amb. Dr. Abdulsalam AlMadani, Chairman of PAM-CGS and PAM Roving Ambassador for the GCC.
The Centre for Global Studies (CGS) is at the forefront of evaluating and enhancing trust and reputation across both private and public sectors globally. Serving as a premier research institution, CGS establishes the benchmark for assessing trustworthiness and reputation through a comprehensive set of criteria, making it a vital reference point for countries, companies, and organizations alike.
As the session concluded, H.E. Amb. Dr. Abdulsalam AlMadani, Chairman of CGS and Roving Ambassador of PAM for the GCC Region, delivered final remarks expressing gratitude to all dignitaries for their valuable contributions. He announced the forthcoming “Trust Path & Reputation Summit”, which will be held under the theme: ‘Building Trust, Shaping Reputation’. The specifics regarding the host country and date will be revealed in due course.
This summit aligns seamlessly with the objectives of the UN Summit of the Future, which emphasizes the necessity of fulfilling existing commitments, preparing the international community for upcoming challenges, and restoring trust among nations. H.E. Amb. Dr. Abdulsalam AlMadani stated, “I am proud to announce the concept of the ‘Trust Path & Reputation Summit’. This Summit represents more than just an event; it is a clarion call for action—a commitment towards constructing a brighter future founded on integrity, transparency, and mutual respect, in harmony with the vision outlined in the Pact for the Future.”
He continued, “The inaugural edition of the Summit will zero in on Media, Politics, and Economy, serving as a critical platform to delve into how these sectors influence trust and reputation in governance. Through open dialogue and expert discussions, we aim to foster stronger communication between institutions and the communities they serve, ensuring that trustworthy and accurate information is readily available. This initiative will enable us to build more resilient frameworks for trust and reputation, extending beyond governments and parliaments to encompass every sector that contributes to societal well-being.”
The announcement of the Trust Path & Reputation Summit underscores the imperative of enhancing transparency, fostering trust, and bolstering reputation as essential components in the pursuit of a sustainable future. The Summit will concentrate on three primary areas: Media, Politics, and Economy, while promoting sustainable practices through actionable strategies that advocate for good governance, contribute to the formulation of policies benefiting economic, political, and media sectors, and support legislative advancements.
Furthermore, the Summit seeks to amplify communication and facilitate productive discussions between institutions and the communities they serve. By elevating the level of dialogue through open platforms that ensure access to accurate and reliable information, it aims to cultivate deeper relationships and foster genuine insights that drive meaningful change.
Additionally, the Summit serves as a valuable opportunity to engage with thought leaders and forge partnerships that enhance innovation and collaboration, improve financial transparency, and instill trust within communities through ethical leadership, cybersecurity, and adherence to international standards. This initiative will promote constructive dialogues, highlight the importance of addressing vital concerns, and nurture integrity and connections among stakeholders, marking a significant shift towards a more transparent, innovative, and sustainable environment.
In summary, the Trust Path & Reputation Summit is not merely a response to contemporary challenges but also a visionary initiative. It provides a platform to reconstruct and reaffirm trust in institutions, organizations, and governments globally. Collectively, we can strive to ensure that the world of tomorrow embodies greater trustworthiness, enhanced transparency, and improved resilience.
The Summit’s dedicated website was also launched during the session, featuring information about the Summit’s program, key speakers, and the significance of the accompanying exhibition. This upcoming event offers a platform for showcasing solutions and innovations that support trust and transparency while focusing on cultivating deeper relationships and exchanging genuine insights aimed at driving real, impactful change.
About the Parliamentary Assembly of Mediterranean (PAM)
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean (PAM) is an international organization committed to fostering dialogue and cooperation among the countries of the Mediterranean region. PAM seeks to tackle shared challenges and promote mutual understanding through collaborative parliamentary efforts and joint initiatives.
About the Centre for Global Studies (CGS)
The Centre For Global Studies (CGS) is a prominent think tank dedicated to advancing dialogue and proposing strategic solutions for global challenges. Through its various initiatives, CGS aims to promote international cooperation and enhance understanding of critical issues impacting the global community.
About the UN Summit of the Future
The Summit is a high-level gathering that brings together world leaders to cultivate a new international consensus on delivering a better present and safeguarding the future. Effective global cooperation is increasingly vital for our survival; however, it is challenging to achieve in an environment of mistrust, employing outdated structures that no longer reflect today’s political and economic realities. This once-in-a-generation opportunity represents a moment to rebuild eroded trust and illustrate that international collaboration can effectively meet agreed-upon goals and address emerging threats and opportunities.
