The upcoming Shinzo Abe Initiative Conference on April 5, 2023, in Tokyo features a lineup of esteemed speakers from various fields. The conference, titled "Make the Economy of Japan Great in the Age of Global Enlightenment," aims to address the challenges faced by...
On February 28th, 2023, the BGF High-level Dialogue on Regulation Framework for AI Assistants and ChatGPT took place online. The event was chaired by Governor Michael Dukakis, Chair of BGF, and Nguyen Anh Tuan, CEO of BGF, who co-moderated. The keynote speaker was...
UNESCO and The Boston Global Forum Makrs Annual World Reconciliation Day, Sept. 9th To Foster Global Peace, Security, Tolerance, Kindness on Press Contacst: Dick Pirozzolo + 1 617 959 4613, [email protected] Tuan Nguyen + 1 617 286 6589,...
Starting January 1, 2017, Global Citizenship Education Network is establishing an Annual Distinguished Address. This event will be hosted by a world top thinker, great professor, or one of the world's most influential individuals, during which, he or she will present...
Preventing Cyber Conflict: A 21st Century Challenge Allan Cytryn, Nazli Choucri, Michael Dukakis, Ryan C. Maness, Tuan Nguyen, Derek S. Reveron, John E. Savage, and David Silbersweig At the 2016 G-7 Summit at Ise-Shima, Japan, countries affirmed their commitment to...
On 2016 Global Cybersecurity Day, our speakers and discussants not only talked about the issue of cybersecurity but they also discussed about idea related to the newly launched organization: Global Citizenship Education Network (GCEN), which is presented by Professor...
Chancellor Angela Merkel, Germany, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Japan, Vietnam were 2015 honorees. 2016 Awards will be presented at Harvard University December 12 In December of 2015, the Boston Global Forum (BGF) launched a new award titled “World Leaders for Peace,...
Do the actions of the G7 nations meeting at their May 26-27 summit in Japan suggest that Russian aggression against Ukraine and Chinese aggression in the South China Sea will not succeed in the long run because of pushback from the G7 industrialized democracies?...