SDGs 2.0: The Future Global Agenda

SDGs 2.0 represent the next evolution of the global agenda with a greater emphasis on systemic integration and digital transformation. This future framework will likely leverage technologies like AI and big data to address interconnected challenges of climate change, inequality, and economic resilience. The ultimate goal is to accelerate the transition towards a truly inclusive and regenerative global economy.

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Venue: MGIMO-Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Working language: English

Committee board

Elizaveta Gusinina

Chief moderator

Hello everyone!
I'm Elizaveta Gusynina, a third-year student at the International Economics Department and the moderator of the SDGs 2.0: The Future Global Agenda committee, which will be held in Tashkent.

I have extensive experience organizing forums and projects, including Doing Business in Asia: Exploring Indonesia, the Eurasian Youth Economic Forum, the BRICS International Lab, the SDG Forum, and many other initiatives.

I've participated in and won modeling and case competitions, and I've also organized my own events. I'm confident that this forum is the largest, most inspiring, and most promising of all!

I wish you to think boldly, push boundaries, and boldly implement your ideas. See you at the forum!
Sevara Gudzeva

Moderator

I, Sevara Gudzeva, am a second-year student majoring in Business and Information Sciences and one of the moderators of the upcoming Tashkent Forum.

I have experience coordinating and conducting events: I participated in Digital COP, representing the YOUNGO (UNFCCC) Finance and Markets working group; I edited documents (which represented the views of youth representatives from around the world) discussed at COP30 in Bélem; and I moderated academic programs at foreign universities with a combined audience of over 30,000 participants. My experience includes working with international teams and a variety of projects.

I am confident that the upcoming forum will be an excellent opportunity to strengthen diplomatic skills and deepen understanding of sustainable development.