2023 conference

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Read more about the Big Picture sessions during Arctic Frontiers 2023: Moving North

Session 1: North on the Move

The image shows Anniken Huitfeldt, Foreign Minister of Knowledge, speak while two others in the panel listen.

Read more about the Big Picture session: North on the Move at our conference Arctic Frontiers 2023: Moving North. This session took place on Tuesday, January 31st, 2023.

Session 5: Science moving the real world

Today, everything is on the move and so is the Arctic. The globe is more connected than ever and yet also more divided. Climate change impacts, geopolitical tensions, sea ice edge, technology hubs, businesses, flora and fauna – all are moving North, presenting unprecedented challenges and opportunities for sustainable development and for the peoples of the Arctic who are also on the move to and from the region.

Session 4: Energy – Moving to the mixed solutions

Today, everything is on the move and so is the Arctic. The globe is more connected than ever and yet also more divided. Climate change impacts, geopolitical tensions, sea ice edge, technology hubs, businesses, flora and fauna – all are moving North, presenting unprecedented challenges and opportunities for sustainable development and for the peoples of the Arctic who are also on the move to and from the region.

Session 3: Moving To and From North

Image shows Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre speaking in a panel while two others listen.

Read more about the Big Picture session: Moving to and From North Arctic Frontiers 2023: Moving North. This session took place on Tuesday, February 1st, 2023.

Session 2: Food on the Move

Today, everything is on the move and so is the Arctic. The globe is more connected than ever and yet also more divided. Climate change impacts, geopolitical tensions, sea ice edge, technology hubs, businesses, flora and fauna – all are moving North, presenting unprecedented challenges and opportunities for sustainable development and for the peoples of the Arctic who are also on the move to and from the region.

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