Welcome Remarks:
- Leaders of the organizer & the host region
Opening Remarks:
- Chinese and international leaders

Explore the global landscape and development trends in the context of the changing world with the multiple challenges from the pandemic, economic development and climate change. Discuss what countermeasures and strategic adjustments could the international community apply. Analyze the relationship between competition, reform and cooperation in the new global landscape and provide policy recommendations on global symbiosis and reconstruction towards comprehensive sustainable development.

Dialogue on the current global economic landscape, challenges, and policy priorities with the heads of the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, Asian Development Bank, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, and New Development Bank.

Risk prevention for countries with high debt under rising global inflation and tightening Fed monetary policy. Exploring the similarities and differences in the debt between developed and developing economies, and the strategies that the public and private sectors could adopt to deal with the debt risks.

Under the consensus of global climate governance and "carbon neutral" policy, how to seek the structural adjustment of climate based assets, how to establish an incentive and constraint mechanism for global climate investment and financing, and the opportunities and challenges brought by climate transition financing.

Global economic development, challenges and policy responses. Discussion on global economy, financial markets, monetary policy, inflation trends and policy responses.

The resurgences of epidemic and the escalating international conflicts have imposed various challenges on China's economy. This session will discuss the impact of recent international and domestic situations on the reform and trend of China's economy and policies.

The impact of the pandemic, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and the China-US strategic competition on global trade, investment, industry chains, and supply chains, and their reconstruction. How to maintain a balanced set of policies that reconcile "security" and "efficiency" in the process of globalization?

Taking stock of the COP27 debates in Sharm El-Sheikh: GHG emissions are on a trajectory which is far above what should be necessary to limit the rise of temperature to 2oC. For the UN, ”best estimate of peak temperature in the 21st century is in the range of 2.1-2.9oC”.This event will address: 1. the gap between current emissions and what should be necessary and how to incentivise firms which emit carbon to contribute to bridge the gap; 2. the methane, a very powerful GHG representing a 30% impact on the global rise of temperature. According to the IEA, reducing its emissions is “the most effective means available for limiting global warming”. 

IFF 2022 Global Green Finance Award Ceremony. The winning institutions and representatives will make speeches.

Exploring the economic slowdown of developing countries in the face of epidemic and conflict, especially the major challenges of energy crisis and food safety issues and the corresponding countermeasures and actions.

Release of the Green Finance Working Group White Paper. Experts and executives share their views on green technology, green finance, green policies and green measurement.