Top government and business leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives and other thought leaders are gathering in Bangkok, Thailand for the inaugural Asia edition of CNN’s Global Perspectives live event.
The summit features in-depth conversations and interviews, exploring a world in transition, and the forces redefining power, growth and influence.
We’ll hear from Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul; Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank; WTO Director-General Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala; and Maggie Kang, Academy Award-winning creator and co-director of “KPop Demon Hunters.”
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Global Perspectives is a live event series that brings CNN International’s journalism and expert analysis to life on stage.
Each event features in-depth conversations on the big ideas shaping our world.
Today’s event is taking place at The Ritz-Carlton in One Bangkok, a multibillion-dollar development featuring office towers, hotels, residential towers and arts and culture destinations in the heart of Thailand’s capital.
The inaugural Asia edition will gather dignitaries, political and business leaders, cultural voices, and influential thinkers to explore a world in transition, and the forces redefining power, growth and influence.
Our first speakers will be taking the stage in just a few minutes.
Hello and welcome to our live coverage. It’s CNN International’s second Global Perspectives event — and our first in Bangkok.
Today, CNN journalists will lead in-depth conversations with global decision-makers and leaders shaping the future of technology, finance, geopolitics, healthcare, media and culture.
We’ll bring you the highlights as they happen, plus some color from behind the scenes.
Stick with us for updates throughout the day.
Thailand Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul kickstarted CNN’s Global Perspectives with an opening speech to urge businesses and international players to take part in driving changes.
“Business, international institutions, and communities each bring experience and ideas that can help turn shared priorities into results,” the Thai prime minister added.
Top government and business leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives and other thought leaders are gathering in Bangkok, Thailand for the inaugural Asia edition of CNN’s Global Perspectives live event.
The summit features in-depth conversations and interviews, exploring a world in transition, and the forces redefining power, growth and influence.
We’ll hear from Thailand’s Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul; Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank; WTO Director-General Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala; and Maggie Kang, Academy Award-winning creator and co-director of “KPop Demon Hunters.”
Global Perspectives is a live event series that brings CNN International’s journalism and expert analysis to life on stage.
Each event features in-depth conversations on the big ideas shaping our world.
Today’s event is taking place at The Ritz-Carlton in One Bangkok, a multibillion-dollar development featuring office towers, hotels, residential towers and arts and culture destinations in the heart of Thailand’s capital.
The inaugural Asia edition will gather dignitaries, political and business leaders, cultural voices, and influential thinkers to explore a world in transition, and the forces redefining power, growth and influence.
Our first speakers will be taking the stage in just a few minutes.
Hello and welcome to our live coverage. It’s CNN International’s second Global Perspectives event — and our first in Bangkok.
Today, CNN journalists will lead in-depth conversations with global decision-makers and leaders shaping the future of technology, finance, geopolitics, healthcare, media and culture.
We’ll bring you the highlights as they happen, plus some color from behind the scenes.
Stick with us for updates throughout the day.
Thailand Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul kickstarted CNN’s Global Perspectives with an opening speech to urge businesses and international players to take part in driving changes.
“Business, international institutions, and communities each bring experience and ideas that can help turn shared priorities into results,” the Thai prime minister added.
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