In our 15th year, we are incredibly excited to bring the Concordia Europe Initiative to London. Occurring at a transformational period for the direction of the European region, the 2025 Concordia Europe Summit will take place June 9-10th Following a series of significant global political shifts affecting the transatlantic community at large, this Summit is strategically positioned to examine the region’s approach to facing today’s challenges and opportunities.
This incredible city has served as a historic centre for global leadership, trade, and research excellence while hosting some of the world’s most sophisticated financial markets and institutions. London also stands out as a leading hub for technological innovation, especially in its emerging creative and AI industry. Its multicultural population mirrors its rich history as a global crossroads and drives its current leadership in innovation and inclusive growth.
Strategically positioned as a bridge between the European Union, North America and Commonwealth countries, and as the capital of a founding NATO member and G7 economy with a record of delivering a robust net-zero framework for 2030 and partnerships across the MENA region, London offers a unique platform for fostering cross-sector collaboration and advancing shared global priorities.
Concordia, well-versed in cross-sector partnerships, will provide a strategically curated platform for enhanced multi-sector collaboration between relevant business leaders and European political leadership.
The highest level of engagement at the Concordia Europe Summit is reserved exclusively for members of Concordia. Global Patron Members are organizational year-round members of Concordia’s, receiving a set of passes to Concordia Summits and year-round brand elevation. For a full list of benefits and to apply, email membership@concordia.net.
To learn about programming opportunities through our Programming Partnership and Sponsorship models, email partnerships@concordia.net.
This theme examines the vital role of cooperation in Europe, particularly within urban contexts, highlighting how cities like London serve as hubs for dialogue, diplomacy, and collaboration. It addresses the intersection of human rights and security, exploring how urban policies can uphold individual freedoms while ensuring public safety. Conversations within this pillar will also consider the influence of NATO in promoting collective security among European nations and their allies, with a focus on how cities and multilateral organisations contribute to these broader efforts.
This theme explores the multifaceted nature of growth across various sectors, focusing on creative industries and their potential to drive innovation and cultural development. London is a prime example of how to make this succeed. It examines the pivotal role of financial institutions in fostering entrepreneurship, providing the necessary capital and resources to turn ideas into viable businesses. Additionally, the theme emphasizes the importance of inclusive economic growth, ensuring that opportunities are accessible to all, thereby promoting diverse participation in the economy. Strengthening trade and commercial activity with strategic partners is critical, as are investments in R&D, re-industrialization, and productivity growth. Boosting digitalization and innovation will require cross-sector coordination and support as Europe looks to strengthen its resilience to future disruptions.
This theme explores the critical pathways toward sustainable urban development. It emphasizes the concept of net-zero cities, showcasing strategies and innovations in city climate technology and highlighting London’s 2030 net-zero goal. This theme focuses on sustainable infrastructure, highlighting the importance of building resilient systems that support both environmental and community needs. Additionally, it examines the energy transition, addressing the shift toward renewable energy sources and energy-efficient practices that are essential for fostering a sustainable future.
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