Participate in the 2nd Circular Economy Forum & Award Ceremony, 2026
After the grand success of the 1st Circular Economy Forum and Award Ceremony, held on 20th February 2025 in Dubai (watch highlights here), preparations are underway for the 2nd edition, expected to attract participation from countries including Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, UAE, Cyprus, Iceland, and many others.
The Forum aims to promote and accelerate circularity by recognizing organizations for their outstanding achievements and contributions to the circular economy, and by showcasing winning practices that inspire transformation worldwide.
Mr. Sunil Thawani, Founder of the Circular Economy Forum and Award Ceremony, shared that 47 experts from 21 countries have contributed to shaping the agenda for the upcoming event. Key topics will include:
• AI & Circular Economy • ROI in Circularity • Leadership for Circularity • Human Behaviour and Circularity
The 2nd Circular Economy Forum and Awards is scheduled to take place in early April 2026 in the UAE.
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