Global Security Challenges Roundtable

Exploring applied policy research on security challenges and threats and facilitating the exchange of multidisciplinary experiences at the interface of globalization and security.

The Global Challenges Forum

The 2010 launch of the Global Challenges Forum laid the groundwork for a new institution, designed specifically to address globalized challenges.

Building New Partnerships

To face the emerging challenges of a globalized world.

An Institution of the Global Challenges Forum Initiative
In Association with ASRAGENEVA – The Association for Strategic Research and Action Geneva

GCF’s Chairman, Dr. Walter Christman, featured in the Jordan News

By Pedro On May 24, 2021 · Leave a Comment

Dr. Walter Christman, GCF’s Chairman and Co-founder, has been featured in an article of the Jordanian newspaper Jordan News. Based on the pillars of the GCF Foundation, Dr. Chirstman discussed the importance of partnerships within the contexts of tolerance, resilience, and youth empowerment.

To read the full article please access this link.

2021: Launch of the GLOBAL RESILIENCE CONSORTIUM

“Empowering People through Partnerships to Participate in Global Change”
GCF NATIONAL CHAPTERS:

Jordan
India
PLANNED FOR 2025 — GCF NATIONAL CHAPTERS IN:

Hungary

Links

Briefing – Geneva Proclamation

Geneva Proclamation

A Global Strategic Narrative

Inaugural Speech on Global Partnership

Exploring the Practice of Global Partnership

Delhi Proclamation

Letter to UN Secretary General and Global Partnership Declaration

One-Year Global Partnership Virtual Summit

A New Model of Global Partnerships

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The Global Challenges Initiative

The Global Challenges Initiative (GCI) was officially launched on November 16th, 2010, with three days of intense discussions and planning by global experts. Calling upon leading organizations in the non-governmental, academic, public, private and government sectors , the 2010 forum sought to frame the first set of challenges to be addressed, set the scope of future GCI activities, and determine a structure for the 'Forum of Forums'.