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Industry at the heart of international solutions: UN summit opens in Riyadh
Leaders from across the world are debating how industry can help tackle some of the worldās most urgent challenges ā from climate change and food insecurity to the need for fairer supply chains ā at the Global Industry Summit, which opened on Sunday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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