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Nov 2023
6m 24s

Laura Jepson - Deloitte NSE S&C Governme...

Deloitte Middle East
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Laura provides her perspectives on trends that she has observed for city and regional development, how Middle Eastern cities are pioneering sustainable urban planning and architecture and how COP28 can promote policy coherence and integration across sectors to maximize the impact of regulatory strategies. 
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