In a recent interview with CGTN's Global Business, Severin Podolak, Head of Event Management and Operations at the World Economic Forum (WEF), emphasized the organization's commitment to sustainability and diversity at the upcoming 2024 Davos Forum.
Podolak highlighted that this year's event aims to \"reduce, reuse, and recycle\" as much as possible. \"We have implemented measures such as subsidizing participants who travel by public transportation,\" he said, underscoring the WEF's efforts to minimize the environmental footprint of the forum.
The focus on sustainability reflects a broader global push towards environmentally conscious practices, and the WEF is positioning itself at the forefront of this movement. By encouraging eco-friendly transportation options and reducing waste, the forum seeks to set a precedent for international events.
In addition to sustainability, Podolak noted the importance of diversity in the 2024 Davos Forum. \"We have brought in diverse representation in terms of regions, industries, and opinions,\" he explained. This approach aims to foster inclusive dialogue and address global challenges from multiple perspectives.
The WEF's commitment to diversity ensures that voices from different parts of the world are heard, promoting collaborative solutions to complex issues. By bringing together leaders, experts, and stakeholders from various sectors, the forum facilitates meaningful discussions that can drive positive change.
The 2024 Davos Forum promises to be a significant event that not only tackles pressing economic and social issues but also exemplifies sustainable and inclusive practices. Participants and observers alike can look forward to an engaging and impactful gathering.
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WEF operations chief: Sustainability, diversity at the core of event
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