24 August - 27 August
Key actors of European politics, economy, science, and culture meet. Together they debate the challenges that Europe in the World is currently facing: Climate, Finance and Economy, Democracy and Security. A variety of innovative formats shapes these four days, including hikes, chats, stages, workshops, and rituals.
The window for moderate climate action is closing. Every day of delay means that stronger action will be needed to avert catastrophe. But crises also inspire unprecedented unity and ambition. What breakthrough initiatives can catalyze a course correction for our climate goals?
Follow this Stage discussion with a former Bank CEO and Club of Rome Co-president Sandrine Dixson-Declève to find out how can we reimagine and transform our socio-economic systems to prioritize sustainability, resilience, and regeneration.
In the wake of the war in Ukraine, the European Union has taken bold steps to advance its enlargement agenda. The urgency of the situation has breathed new life into the EU's enlargement efforts, but the complexities of integration loom large.
Participate in a chat session with Cristina Gerasimov, Minister of Moldova, and Jakov Milatovic, President of the Republic of Montenegro. They will shed light on the complex dynamics of EU accession, drawing on the experience of the Western Balkans and discussing the implications of Ukraine's accelerated process.
The transition to a low-carbon economy is both a challenge and an opportunity. As we stand on the brink of the transition, it's clear that achieving this goal will require not only bold political commitment, but also substantial investment and rapid action.
In this stage discussion, Ralph Hammers, former CEO of UBS and ING, will explore strategies to unlock the necessary investment.
In a time of increasing polarisation, navigating the complex web of national identities, diverse cultures and opposing ideologies has become more difficult than ever. The search for meaningful dialogue and common understanding is urgent.
Is it possible to build bridges through shared values or common goals? This session will explore innovative approaches and insights for fostering unity in diversity.
60+ Sessions︱95 Speakers︱1500 Participants
The European Forum Alpbach is a space and place for the emergence of reflection and action.
It brings together young people from Europe and from all over the world with the most innovative minds from politics, business, civiI society, culture, and science to drive ideas for a strong and democratic Europe.
With this diverse, intergenerational, and interdisciplinary community, the Forum influences key actors throughout the European continent to facilitate their learning and decisions.