The first Global People's Forum on New Era was held in India from 1 to 5 December
From December 1 to 5, 2024, in the most picturesque corner of India, in the outskirts of Mumbai, in Aamby Valley Resort, Lonavala, a unique event took place - the first Global People’s Forum "New Era", which brought together several hundred guests from many countries of the world. It is unique because for the first time, the initiators of the summit were ordinary people.
Several platforms were working simultaneously within the forum: heads of railways and major international transport and logistics companies discussed a number of serious issues as part of the 33rd plenary session of the CCTT; young entrepreneurs from various business sectors held their sessions on the most pressing topics; the BRICS solved problems with representatives of the Alliance from Egypt, Indonesia, Mongolia, Thailand, Tanzania and other countries of the world.
The New Era brought together everyone: famous politicians, businessmen, heads of public and private companies, authoritative experts, outstanding figures in science, culture, sports, and ordinary people who want to change this world for the better. In addition to conferences, numerous umbrella events, master classes, etc. were held in Aamby Valley.
"The forum venues discussed the most important and pressing issues, of which there are many, and to which the current political elite does not give answers. "
The summit was held in difficult conditions, but the main thing that all the guests and participants of the summit recognized is that a completely new international communication platform has appeared in the world, which can safely be called an alternative to the Davos Forum.
We would especially like to say that one historical and unique event took place within the framework of the New Era World Forum. The summit ended with the ceremonial presentation of the first world public award "Golden Chariot" to the most outstanding people and companies in various spheres of human life and activity. Before the forum in India, there were simply no analogues to this project.
