On the 4th and 5th of June, the Paris Peace Forum held its Spring Meeting at UM6P Campus in Rabat, in collaboration with OCP Group and with the support of University Mohammed VI Polytechnic.
Organized under the theme “Resilient Transitions,” the event brought together international leaders, policymakers, researchers, investors, businesses, international organizations, and civil society representatives to examine how climate, economic, agricultural, and social transitions can remain effective in an increasingly complex global environment.
Held under the framework of the French Presidency of the G7 and recognized as a G7-labeled event, the meeting contributed to discussions on international governance priorities ahead of the next G7 Summit in Évian.
The program focused on three strategic areas: transforming food systems and supporting sustainable agricultural development in Africa; investing in children and future generations through the Child Priority Framework; and promoting responsible and equitable governance of transition minerals.
Through thematic discussions and multi-stakeholder exchanges, this gathering provided a platform provided a platform to advance cooperation, partnerships, and initiatives in sustainable development and global governance.