Earlier this year, I wrote about how solar energy is the next "small, big thing", and how it has the potential to power developing countries out of poverty.
I'm glad to say the essay was adjudged among the top contributions to the 45th St. Gallen Symposium, an annual event in Switzerland that brings together Leaders of Today - policymakers and politicians, and students - Leaders of Tomorrow, for Chatham House-style debates and discussions on international development issues. What better way to end the semester and school year!
Totally looking forward to this new phase of life and the foray into problem-solving and policymaking, and of course, the beautiful land of FedEx, Rolex, chocolates and cheese!
Read my essay here: Here Comes The Sun.
I'm glad to say the essay was adjudged among the top contributions to the 45th St. Gallen Symposium, an annual event in Switzerland that brings together Leaders of Today - policymakers and politicians, and students - Leaders of Tomorrow, for Chatham House-style debates and discussions on international development issues. What better way to end the semester and school year!
Totally looking forward to this new phase of life and the foray into problem-solving and policymaking, and of course, the beautiful land of FedEx, Rolex, chocolates and cheese!
Read my essay here: Here Comes The Sun.
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