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Collaboration to restore infrastructure and connectivity: Open Ministerial session

A collaborative effort involving governments, multilateral banks, international organisations, businesses, and communities worldwide is required to rebuild infrastructure impacted by natural disasters and geopolitical conflicts and restore global connectivity. At the same time, ensuring infrastructure is adaptable, resilient and contributes to a net zero transition is essential. Shipping and aviation are pivotal in transport system connectivity, given their global economic reach. They ensure the flow of essential supplies during conflicts and emergencies and serve as critical components of humanitarian relief efforts. Their resilience and adaptability are vital for global security and stability, addressing longer-term sustainability goals. • How can governments leverage public funds, development finance institutions, and multilateral institutions to attract private investment in sustainable infrastructure projects? • What policies can help leverage the development of infrastructure that focuses on resilience and adaptation and are aligned with environmental and societal needs? • How can the private sector assist governments in delivering infrastructure projects that prioritise sustainability by integrating renewable energy sources, energy-efficient systems, and low-carbon technologies? 00:00 Introduction 00:33 Lithuanian Transport Minister Marius Skuodis 02:46 ITF Secretary-General Young Tae Kim 07:09 Mongolia and the high-level dialogue for Asia 11:23 Chilean Minister Juan Carlos Muñoz 14:03 Melinda Crane on effective collaboration for resilient infrastructure 16:42 OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann video message 21:28 Keynote 1: Christian U. Haas, CEO, PTV Group 30:00 Keynote 2: Karin Svensson, Chief Sustainability Officer, Volvo Group 37:50 Questions to keynote speakers 45:13 Comments from Member Countries' Transport Ministers 45:45 Türkiye 49:56 Spain 53:18 Uzbekistan 56:39 China 59:18 Bulgaria 1:01:41 Netherlands 1:04:11 Japan 1:06:32 Finland 1:10:34 UNECE (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe) 1:13:04 EU Commission 1:15:34 BSEC (Black Sea Economic Cooperation) 1:18:42 TRACECA (Transport Corridor Europe Caucasus Asia) 1:21:49 OTIF (Intergovernmental Organisation for International Carriage by Rail) 1:25:43 Closing statement and summary