CARE MENA 2025 Opens With a Bold Vision for Regional Sustainability Leadership

Dubai, UAE — CARE MENA 2025 opened this morning with a compelling address from Naveen Bharadwaj, Group CEO of Trescon, signaling a decisive shift in how the region approaches sustainability. His message was clear and confident:
MENA is no longer catching up to global standards — it is setting them.

From climate finance and circular manufacturing to water security and clean energy transition, the UAE and the wider region are moving firmly from high-level ambition to on-the-ground execution. The opening moments set a tone of purpose, urgency, and regional leadership that resonated strongly with attendees across sectors.

Where Vision Meets Action

CARE MENA 2025 distinguishes itself by focusing on what works, not what sounds good. Over the next two days, experts, policymakers, innovators and industry leaders will share:

Proven climate finance models
Scalable circular economy and manufacturing practices
Practical solutions for regional water and food security
Real pathways enabling rapid energy transition
ESG frameworks designed for measurable, trackable impact
Successful examples of technology-driven climate innovation

The event is designed as a platform where theory meets implementation — ensuring that sustainability commitments translate into real, measurable outcomes across industries.

A Platform Built on Purpose

At the heart of the summit is a shared belief:
Every meaningful conversation begins with a clear purpose.

CARE MENA 2025 brings together a community determined to move the region toward a more resilient, equitable, and sustainable future. It is a space for candid dialogue, bold ideas, and cross-sector collaboration — all aimed at building systems that endure.

The conversations have begun.
The vision is clear.
Now comes the work that will define the region’s sustainability future.