NEW YORK/DUBAI: The Centre for Global Studies (CGS)– an initiative program of the Parliamentary Assembly of Mediterranean (PAM), has successfully organized a side event during the UN Summit of the Future, held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York today, in partnership with the UN Security Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED), the Parliament Mission of the Kingdom of Morrocco to the UN in New York and the Permanent Mission of Italy to the UN in New York.
The session organised by CGS and PAM were held under the theme: “Parliamentary Support in Re-Establishing Trust and Reputation in Multilateral Governance”. The aim of this session is to advance the strategic goals of the Summit in enhancing parliamentary and governmental cooperation on critical global challenges and reinvigorating the multilateral system of governance, providing decision-makers with the key information needed to exercise their national oversight on the outcomes of the Summit, as well as foster the implementation of the Pact for the Future, at both the national and regional levels.
Today’s session which took place at the UN Headquarter in New York was graced and attended by several distinguished guests, including; 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 in New York, H.E. Amb. Gianluca Greco, Deputy Permanent Representative of Italy to the United Nations in New York, Ms. Natalia Gherman, Assistant Secretary-General (ASG) 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, on. 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), H.E. Amb. Dr. Abdulsalam AlMadani, Chairman of the PAM-CGS and PAM Roving Ambassador for the GCC.
The Centre for Global Studies (CGS) leads the way in assessing and strengthening trust and reputation for both private and public sectors globally. As a top-tier research institution, CGS sets the benchmark for evaluating trustworthiness and reputation through comprehensive criteria. Serving as a key reference for countries, companies, and organizations, CGS delivers expert analysis and strategic insights on today’s most complex global challenges.
Towards the end of the session, H.E. Amb. Dr. Abdulsalam AlMadani, Chairman of the Centre for Global Studies (CGS) has delivered the conclusion remarks where he thanked all dignitaries for their speeches and their contributions. His Excellency also mentioned as a conclusion to the fruitful discussion that took place during the session, that CGS will be announcing the launch of the “Trust Path & Reputation Summit” which will be held under the theme: “Parliamentary Support in Re-Establishing Trust and Reputation in the Multilateral Governance.” This goes in line with the objectives of the UN Summit of the Future which offers a chance to deliver more fully on promises that have already been made, to ready the international community for the world to come, and to restore trust.
The Trust Path & Reputation Summit announcement underscores the importance of activating transparency, building trust, and improving reputation as key components in creating a more sustainable future. The Summit will focus on three main areas: Media, Politics, and Economy.
The Trust Path & Reputation Summit aims to build a sustainable future through practical strategies that support good governance, contribute to developing policies that positively impact economic, political, and media fields, and aid in legislative advancements. The Summit also seeks to enhance communication and facilitate discussions between institutions and communities by raising the level of dialogue through open platforms that provide access to accurate and reliable information.
Additionally, the Summit presents an opportunity to engage with thought leaders and form partnerships that support innovation and cooperation, improve financial transparency, and build trust in communities through ethical leadership, cybersecurity, and adherence to international standards. This will promote productive dialogues, emphasize the importance of addressing vital concerns, and foster integrity and connections among the stakeholders, signifying a pivotal shift to a more transparent, innovative, and sustainable environment.
Furthermore, the Trust Path & Reputation Summit will address global challenges such as economic stability, environmental sustainability, and technology to foster cooperation and develop practical solutions. It will emphasize enhancing institutional transparency and building institutions based on best practices to ensure sustainable success. The Summit will conclude with a global declaration outlining clear commitments to building trust and transparency, guiding leaders and institutions towards a more credible future, and empowering communities worldwide through ethical practices.
H.E. Amb. Dr. Abdulsalam AlMadani, Chairman of the Centre for Global Studies (CGS) and Roving Ambassador of PAM for the GCC Region and President of the Summit, stated, “Launching the Trust Path & Reputation Summit represents a sincere call to action, as we believe in our responsibility to build a future based on integrity and mutual respect. Our goal is to enhance open dialogue, elevate transparency and credibility, and rebuild trust through an open platform providing access to accurate information, making this Summit a starting point for positive change. We are committed to working together to improve our children’s future by addressing global challenges.”
The Trust Path & Reputation Summit will also focus on delivering fair services to communities by addressing key issues such as the impact of media on reputation, the importance of sustainable development policies, and the role of financial regulations in building institutional trust. It will explore ways to enhance trust through ethical leadership, strategic partnerships, and international cooperation while adhering to global standards to drive positive change.
The Summit’s website has been launched. It highlights the Summit’s program, key speakers, and the importance of the accompanying exhibition. The exhibition provides a platform for showcasing solutions and innovations supporting trust and transparency and focuses on building deeper relationships and exchanging genuine insights to drive real change.
