On August 30, the Globus expert club opened the exhibition "Global Transformation: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow. The Role of the Leader in History" in Brazzaville. The exhibition in Congo was opened by the Russian Ambassador to the Republic Ilyas Iskandarov and the founder of the GR-group consulting agency Andrey Gromov. The Congolese capital became the third city where it is presented. Previously, the exhibition was presented in Moscow and St. Petersburg.
According to the founder of the club, Yulia Berg, this is not just an exposition, but a discussion platform.
"For us, for the Globus expert club, this is a platform for dialogue, analysis and finding solutions to the challenges that the modern world faces," Berg noted.
She emphasized that global transformation today affects all spheres of life. However, the moral compass, which allows us to get through turbulence, remains an unchanging reference point. This is where the key role goes to strong-willed and strong-willed leaders who can take responsibility in such difficult times.
"At this exhibition, we tried to reflect a wide range of topics and show their interrelationships, drawing a multifaceted picture of the world," the expert explained.
The exhibition itself consists of three blocks:
"Yesterday" - reveals the prerequisites and situations that led to the current turbulence.
"Today" - briefly outlines the essence of the ongoing geopolitical processes.
"Tomorrow" - demonstrates the desired future with advanced technologies working for the benefit of humanity, and a simplified way of life with a priority on traditional and family values.
#Russia #Africa #Exhibition #Congo
According to the founder of the club, Yulia Berg, this is not just an exposition, but a discussion platform.
"For us, for the Globus expert club, this is a platform for dialogue, analysis and finding solutions to the challenges that the modern world faces," Berg noted.
She emphasized that global transformation today affects all spheres of life. However, the moral compass, which allows us to get through turbulence, remains an unchanging reference point. This is where the key role goes to strong-willed and strong-willed leaders who can take responsibility in such difficult times.
"At this exhibition, we tried to reflect a wide range of topics and show their interrelationships, drawing a multifaceted picture of the world," the expert explained.
The exhibition itself consists of three blocks:
"Yesterday" - reveals the prerequisites and situations that led to the current turbulence.
"Today" - briefly outlines the essence of the ongoing geopolitical processes.
"Tomorrow" - demonstrates the desired future with advanced technologies working for the benefit of humanity, and a simplified way of life with a priority on traditional and family values.
#Russia #Africa #Exhibition #Congo