World Governments Summit ACS Partnership Strengthens Global Ties

Post by : Mamta

The World Governments Summit Organisation (WGS) has signed a landmark Strategic Partnership Agreement with the Association of Caribbean States (ACS) during the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York. The agreement aims to strengthen global cooperation, expand the presence of Latin American and Caribbean nations at the Summit, and showcase their governmental experiences and best practices to an international audience.

The signing ceremony, held on the sidelines of UNGA, featured Mohamed Yousef Al Sharhan, Managing Director of the World Governments Summit, and Ambassador Noemí Espinoza Madrid, Secretary-General of the Association of Caribbean States. The partnership focuses on fostering joint initiatives, supporting innovation-driven projects, and enhancing international dialogue between governments.

Focus on Cooperation, Innovation, and Sustainable Development

The Partnership Agreement outlines key areas of collaboration, including:

• Strengthening the representation of Latin American and Caribbean governments at the World Governments Summit.

• Exchanging knowledge and best practices in governance and sustainable development.

• Collaborating in high-level initiatives, forums, and meetings both in the UAE and globally.

• Promoting innovation as a central element of future-ready governance.

Mohamed Al Sharhan stressed the significance of the partnership for the Summit’s mission. “The collaboration with the ACS represents a significant step forward in our efforts to foster international cooperation and global partnerships. The Caribbean region holds a unique place in the vision of the World Governments Summit. This partnership creates new opportunities for governments across continents to actively contribute to shaping the future, advancing innovation, and improving the quality of life for societies worldwide,” he said.

Ambassador Noemí Espinoza Madrid highlighted the historic nature of the agreement, noting, “The signing of this Partnership Agreement formally launches cooperation between the ACS and the World Government Summit. It is a historic milestone for the Greater Caribbean, opening a new chapter of collaboration that will strengthen bonds between our regions and inspire innovative solutions to shared challenges. The 10th ACS International Cooperation Conference in Dubai will be an unprecedented occasion to translate this spirit of friendship into concrete results that benefit our peoples.”

Expanding Latin American and Caribbean Presence

The agreement aims to provide a global platform for Latin American and Caribbean governments to present their experiences, policies, and achievements. By participating in the Summit, these nations will gain exposure to international best practices and opportunities for bilateral and multilateral collaborations.

The WGS-ACS partnership is expected to:

• Enhance the global representation of Caribbean and Latin American countries.

• Promote sustainable development initiatives tailored to regional and global challenges.

• Encourage cross-border projects focusing on innovation, technology, and public sector efficiency.

This collaboration also intends to address emerging global opportunities while embedding innovation as a key pillar for future readiness, reinforcing the commitment of both parties to inclusive global dialogue and the advancement of human development.

About the World Governments Summit

The World Governments Summit is a global platform dedicated to anticipating the future of governance worldwide. It serves as a hub for:

• Knowledge exchange in government work, technology, and future foresight.

• Showcasing innovations, smart solutions, and best governance practices.

• Bringing together thought leaders, policymakers, experts, and entrepreneurs to address global challenges.

The Summit’s vision focuses on harnessing innovation and technology to create solutions for societal challenges, improve the quality of life, and inspire governments to adopt forward-thinking approaches. It also plays a pivotal role in strengthening international partnerships and analyzing trends that shape the future of governance.

Driving Global Partnerships and Dialogue

The WGS-ACS agreement reinforces the Summit’s dedication to building global partnerships and enhancing regional voices on the world stage. Through this collaboration, both organizations aim to:

• Support international cooperation and knowledge sharing.

• Encourage innovation-driven policies for sustainable development.

• Strengthen Caribbean and Latin American participation in global governance discussions.

• Facilitate high-level engagements and forums in the UAE and worldwide.

By creating opportunities for governments to exchange expertise and strategies, the partnership is expected to contribute significantly to solving global challenges, promoting economic growth, and advancing human development across regions.

Future Outlook and Regional Impact

The partnership sets the stage for a series of joint initiatives aimed at enhancing innovation, sustainability, and future readiness among governments. The collaboration also underscores the importance of multilateral cooperation in addressing global challenges such as climate change, economic resilience, and technological transformation.

The 10th ACS International Cooperation Conference in Dubai is anticipated to be the first major forum where this partnership will translate into actionable projects and initiatives. Both organizations reaffirmed their commitment to supporting inclusive dialogue, showcasing successful governance models, and amplifying the voices of Latin American and Caribbean nations on the international stage.

The WGS-ACS partnership marks a significant step in strengthening global governance networks and promoting international collaboration. As both organizations work together, the agreement is expected to create innovative solutions and foster sustainable development strategies that benefit societies worldwide.

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