Public-Private Partnerships: The Key to Green Innovation in the Middle East | S.1 E.130

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Recorded19 Oct 2024

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In this episode of The Sustainability Journey, we explore the unique sustainability challenges and opportunities facing the Middle East with one of the region’s leading voices, Hassaan Ghazali. From water scarcity to the transition from an oil-based economy, we dive into the pivotal role of public-private partnerships and SMEs in driving the green revolution. Ghazali, who has worked extensively on mega projects, green finance, and innovation hubs, shares his perspective on how the region can lead the Global South in sustainability efforts. "Without public-private partnerships, things are going nowhere." — Hassaan Ghazali

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