The eNotus Vision
The eNotus vision is a single information standard by which all nations can view economic opportunities, examine the minutiae of distant markets and adopt world-best practice. Our vision is to enable investment to target efficient production and cost effective service providers in developing economies, increase investment flows into these economies, help their private sectors to raise growth rates, and to connect their labor markets to global opportunities. Since 2003 eNotus has been engaged in the first of their kind economic development initiatives in the Middle East, Africa and across the Asian Continent. These include the Economic Summit MENA, the International University MENA and thought leadership forums such as the Faculty of the Future for MENA. Since 2010 extensive investigations have been conducted into privacy issues and those related to Trust in and between business entities. These have resulted in new relationships being formed and the initiation of research and development teams for projects in this significant area of the digital economy.
What People Have Said About eNotus Projects
The US president Donald Trump addresses the World Economies
The B20 has officially handed over its Policy Recommendations to German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Berlin
Trump at Davos as Argentina sets 2018 G20 Agenda – The Future of Work.
The US president Donald Trump addressed the World Economic Forum at Davos a few days before giving his State of the Union speech to the joint session of Congress. At Davos the President light heartedly stated the WEF is bigger than the Oscars. Although the media reacted to the speech at Davos with some booing the overall reaction was positive as like the State of the Union speech there was a noticeable trend towards accomodation towards issues that even days before would have seemed very unlikely. The address at Davos did touch on International Trade and the Global Economy so the following article that shows the US as a main loser from the abandonment of the Trans Pacific Partnership.
Recent Developments
With the G20 moving to the Argentinian Presidency the B20, Y20, W20 and other advisory bodies have inherited the valuable work of the German Presidency and that of China and Turkey in 2016 & 2015. The new troika of The Argentine, Germany and Japan who will assume the 2019 Presidency have also inherited a faster changing world with many new challenges.
Executive Posts
LatestFebruary 9, 2017
Jack Ma was visiting Melbourne and Andy was invited to the function to announce the opening of an Alibaba office Andy had the opportunity to talk briefly with Jack Ma and meet various people attending the function. One of the...
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2019 Events eNotus participation
January 2019
22-25 Davos, Switzerland / World Economic Forum.
22-24 Chicago, USA / Smart Cities International Symposium & Exhibition.
March 2019
8-11 Austin, USA / SXSW Cities, Government & Politics Track.
14-15 Tokyo, Japan / B20 G20 Tokyo Summit.
April 2019
2 Vienna, Austria / GOVTECH PIONEERS. The Next Era: Future Governments.
8-12 Geneva, Switzerland / World Summit on the Information Society WSIS.
15-17 San Diego, USA / Smart Cities Week San Diego.
24-26 Málaga, Spain / New Economy & Social Innovation (NESI) Global Forum.
May 2019
20-21 Paris, France / OECD FORUM 2019 World in E-Motion.
20-22 Tokyo, Japan / URBAN 20 G20 Tokyo Summit.
24 Paris, France / International Economic Forum on Latin America and the Caribbean.
26-27 Tokyo, Japan / T20 G20 Summit.
28-31 Geneva, Switzerland / AI for Good Global Summit.
June 2019
3-5 The Hague, Netherlands / The Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES).
5-7 Chicago, USA / Pritzker Forum on Global Cities.
10-12 Washington DC, USA / AWS Public Sector Summit.
10-14 London, England / London Tech Week.
12-13 Bangkok / Responsible Business & Human Rights Forum.
17-23 Amsterdam / WeMakeThe.City
19-29 Amsterdam / Blockchain EXPO EUROPE.
20-21 The Hague / SMART>CITY Global event.
28-29 Osaka, Japan / G20 Summit
28-1 Honolulu, USA / The United States Conference of Mayors, 87th Annual Meeting.
July 2019
2-4 Puebla, Mexico / SmartCITY Expo Latam Congress.
8-11 Rotterdam, Netherlands / The Urban Resilience Summit. 100 Resilience Cities.
17-19 Houston, USA / Sister Cities International: Cities Mean Business. Annual Conference.
August
25-27 Biarritz, France / 45th G7 Summit.
September 2019
12-13 Paris, France / OECD Global Blockchain Policy Forum.
17-20 Córdoba, Argentina / 5th World Forum of Local Economic Development.
17-30 New York, USA / 74th session of the UN General Assembly.
24-25 New York, USA / SDG Summit.
30-2 Washington DC, USA / Smart Cities Week Washington DC.
October 2019
1-2 Paris, France / OECD Trust in Business Forum
7-10 Brussels, Belgium / European Week of Regions and Cities.
9-10 Amsterdam, Netherlands / World Summit AI.
7-11 Vancouver, Canada / EcoCity World Summit.
9-12 Copenhagen, Denmark / C40 Mayors Summit.
30-1 Sydney, Australia / Smart Cities Week Australia.
November 2019
4-8 Malta / Malta A.I. & Blockchain Summit.
9-11 Durban, South Africa / Global Parliament of Mayors Annual Summit.
11-15 Durban, South Africa / UCLG World Congress and World Council.
20-22 Beijing, China / Bloomberg New Economy Forum.
19-21 Barcelona, Spain / SmartCity Expo World Congress.
20-23 San Antonio, USA / NLC CITY Summit.
January 2020
7-10 Las Vegas, USA / Consumer Technology Association (CES) Conference.
April 2020
7-8 Dubai, UAE / Future Blockchain Summit.