Sustainable Development Forum 2024

The Green Transition

Economy, Energy & Health

November 14-15, 2024

Belgrade, Serbia

#SDF2024

About SDF 2024

Join global leaders, experts, and academics at our international conference, “The Green Transition – Economy, Energy & Health,” taking place in Belgrade on November 14-15, 2024. Organized in partnership with the United Nations agencies, the University of Cambridge and Serbian Chamber of Commerce, this pivotal event is set to address some of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges. Through expert-led panels, interactive workshops, and strategic discussions, we will delve into the challenges and opportunities of the green transition, examining these issues through the lens of technology policies. Join us in Belgrade for our encounter with the future.

 

Partners

A Low Carbon Event

Sustainable Development Forum is a Low Carbon event. In 2022, the event production industry was estimated to be responsible for 10% of global CO2 emissions annually, comparable to the USA’s yearly CO2 emissions. At Sustainable Development Forum, we take this matter seriously – we will plant a seedling for each participant joining the event and contribute to fighting global warming.

LOCATION

Metropol Palace Hotel

Offering exceptional accommodation and impeccable service, the hotel features 108 beautifully appointed guest rooms and 128 suites. The various hotel ballrooms, conference halls, fine dining restaurant, spa, lobby, bar and garden can accommodate all types of business and leisure events.

Speakers

Lord Martin Rees

UK’s Astronomer Royal

University of Cambridge

Professor Michael Pollitt

Professor of Business Economics

University of Cambridge

Frank Liu

The Chairman of INTCO

Recycling and Medical

Jelena Begović

Minister of Science, Technological Development and Innovation

Government of the Republic of Serbia

Dubravka Djedović

Minister of Mining and Energy

Government of the Republic of Serbia

Jorge Laguna-Celis

Head of the One Planet Network

United Nations Environment Program (UNEP)