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Žiga Turk Portrait
The democratic systems that we have today have changed too little to respond to technological change. At the same time, they have changed too much for the nature of man, that is much less plastic.
Žiga Turk Professor in Construction Informatics at the Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering at the University of Ljubljana
The OECD is proud and eager to engage in initiatives that aim to reflect and provide a long-term perspective on what should be the way forward for the Europe
Angel Gurría Former OECD Secretary-General
Digital is the new "genetic code" of reality which triggers the way people live and interact. What citizens need is urgent dissemination of digital culture.
Maria Grazia Mattei Founder and President of MEET
Dirk Inzé Portrait
Genome editing has the potential to make a critical contribution to make food systems more sustainable and more resilient to climate change.
Dirk Inzé Full Professor at Ghent University, Scientific Director of the VIB-UGent Center for Plant Systems Biology and Coordinator of the EU-SAGE (European Sustainable Agriculture through Genome Editing) network
We need to change the way we relate to citizens and this will enable meaningful interaction between the political system and the public.
Lambert Van Nistelrooij Member of the European Parliament
We have taken democracy for granted. Reality is that those things we have taken for granted are no more.
Anthony Gooch Director of Public Affairs & Communications at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Claus Haugaard Sørensen Portrait
Now is the time: let’s recapture our joint future! Let’s move - again!
Claus Haugaard Sørensen Senior Advisor on Resilience, Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Response, European Commission