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Background
05/05/21
Sebastian Kurz and Miriam Meckel at the St.Gallen Symposium
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Trust in times of the pandemic

What are the greatest challenges worldwide, and how have governments mastered the pandemic? At the St.Gallen Symposium, these issues were discussed by top-notch representatives from politics and business, among them the Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz.
Background
05/07/21
50. St.Gallen Symposium: Tomáš Sedláček in a discussion with Stephanie Wyss, Lydia Hudson (CS) and Prof. Stephan Chambers
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Make trade not war: why sustainable investments alone do not suffice

What role the financial sector is able to play with regard to sustainability and the commitment to a fairer future was the focus of an insight session on the final day of the 50th St.Gallen Symposium.
Background
05/05/21
50. St.Gallen Symposium Opening
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Trust and dialogue as the basis of social cohesion

“Trust Matters” – during the 50th St.Gallen Symposium, participants are looking for solutions to how trust in business and society, politics and science can be restored and maintained. On the first day, debating points included the importance of dialogue for social cohesion.
Background
05/18/21
EcoOst St.Gallen Symposium 2021
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EcoOst St.Gallen Symposium

The HSG as an event partner was prominently represented with several guests.
Background
05/07/21
Energy for a Sustainable Future – An Industry in Transition
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Energy for a Sustainable Future

A panel of experts gathered to discuss energy and climate change.
Background
05/06/21
Dominic Barton und Mark Schneider am St.Gallen Symposium
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“Democracy needs permanent maintenance”

Nestlé CEO Mark Schneider talked with Dominic Barton, Canadian ambassador to China.
Background
05/05/21
Global Essay Competition
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St.Gallen Global Essay Competition

The three students from the Philippines, Kenya and Germany represent the diversity found in this year’s entrants.
Events
04/28/21
48th St. Gallen Symposium
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50th St.Gallen Symposium on “Trust Matters”

The worldwide event will be linked with St.Gallen through streams.
Background
04/30/21

Livestream

Various sessions will be publicly streamed. For example, discover in our three "Internationally Streamed Plenary Sessions" how to future-proof the economy in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, how the current crisis can be an opportunity to reconnect our world through international cooperation, and how trust from younger generations can be regained through climate action. In addition, about ten further highlight sessions of the jubilee-programme will be broadcasted to the public.
Background
04/30/21

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