Grand Duchess Maria Teresa says there needs to be a “move from emotion to action” to help survivors of violence against women as a weapon of war. On 15 October she held a gala in honour of the cause in Biarritz, France, with a range of invitees, including UN Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict, Pramila Patten, who is also interviewed as part of this cover story.
Also in this issue:
· Mouvement Ecologique’s and Christophe Murroccu review commitments made at COP26, with one eye on the upcoming COP27 set to take place in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, on 6-18 November;
· An essay on Luxembourg City’s path to becoming a smart(er) city;
· An interview with , global head of the investment funds practice at the law firm Linklaters, in advance of the Alfi Swiss roadshow taking place 8-9 November;
· The spicy programme for this year’s Luxembourg Art Week and more on the first-ever Lëtzebuerger Konschtpräis (Luxembourg art prize), as explained by director ;
· More on the role of chief sustainability officers and other trends in this domain;
· An interview with , CEO of the , on how SMEs in particular can be more cyber resilient;
· Catering solutions for business events;
· Tips for small businesses and more.
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