Stimson's Global Governance Justice and Security program, Doha Forum, and the Global Institute for Strategic Research are proud to announce the upcoming launch of the 2024 edition of the Future of International Cooperation Report 2024 āThe Innovation Imperative: Tech-Governance, Development and Security at a Crossroads.ā
About the Report
What new institutions and practicesāengaging government as well as civil society, religious, and business leadersāare required to keep pace with and to harness technology's full potential for the benefit of humanity? This second edition of the Future of International Cooperation (FIC'24) focuses on how technology and its governance can best advance and safeguard fundamental global development and security goals, including the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the quest for sustainable peace. With a fresh analytical lens and foundational principles for effective global and regional approaches to tech-governance, the report assesses both the risks and promise of tech-governance innovations for global development in the AI/cybertech, biotech, and greentech spaces, and for global peace and security in the domains of AI/cybertech, weapons of mass destruction, and essential minerals supply chains for advanced military and civilian technologies. By offering novel ways to manage and employ technology as a force for good, FIC'24 identifies entry points for deepening the multiple, mutually reinforcing ways this year's Summit of the Future has positively influenced last year's SDG Summit and will likely shape next year's World Social Summit in Doha.
Doha Forum Reception and FIC'24 Report Launch (Washington D.C.)
ššSeptember 18, 18:00-20:30 EDT | Intercontinental Hotel on the Wharf, Washington D.C.
This second edition of theĀ Future of International CooperationĀ (FIC'24) focuses on how technology and its governance can best advance and safeguard fundamental global development and security goals, including the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the quest for sustainable peace.Ā This event hosted a reception for Doha Forum (December 7-8, 2024)Ā participantsĀ and launch theĀ Future of International Cooperation Report 2024Ā co-sponsored by the Stimson Center, Doha Forum, and the Global Institute for Strategic Research.
The Innovation Imperative: Technology and the Future of International Cooperation (New York & Online Globally)
ššSeptember 26, 10:30-12:00 EDT | In Hybrid Format from Trygve Lie Center for Peace, Security & Development, International Peace Institute (777 United Nations Plaza, 12th Floor, New York)
This event was organized in partnership with The Doha Forum, Stimson Center, Global Institute for Strategic Research, and the International Peace Institute. Following the Summit of the Future, taking placeĀ earlier the same weekĀ in New York, this event discussed theĀ The Future of International Cooperation 2024,Ā which identifies entry points for deepening the multiple, mutually reinforcing ways this year's Summit of the Future has positively influenced last year's SDG Summit and will likely shape next year's World Social Summit in Doha.Ā Ā
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