Climate Change Summit returns with an expanded edition, innovative solutions, and global leaders
Climate Change Summit, the largest event in Central and Eastern Europe dedicated to climate solutions, returns in 2025 with its fourth edition in an expanded format. The event will take place from October 20 to 25, at the Palace of the…
Climate Change Summit, the largest event in Central and Eastern Europe dedicated to climate solutions, returns in 2025 with its fourth edition in an expanded format. The event will take place from October 20 to 25, at the Palace of the Parliament and in venues across Bucharest and Romania, as well as various locations throughout Central and Eastern Europe. This year’s edition promises an innovative and multidisciplinary approach, bringing together professionals and leaders from around the world to discuss local and regional solutions within a framework for collaboration and action.
The main day of the summit, on October 21 at the Palace of the Parliament, will spotlight global climate topics. Participants will have the opportunity to learn from dozens of international speakers, engage in roundtable discussions and interactive sessions, and connect in networking zones designed to foster meaningful exchanges and partnerships.
Climate Change Summit is free and open to the public, with limited access based on application. The form is available at climatechange-summit.org and participant selection is based on expressed motivation, with priority given to representatives from civil society, students, and young professionals.
For those seeking an extended experience, tickets for purchase will soon be available, offering access to masterclasses and exclusive events.
Climate Change Summit 2025: A week dedicated to climate solutions and global partnerships
Previous editions gathered over 4,200 participants and reached a global audience of nearly 3 million people, engaging with more than 225 speakers.
This year’s summit will span six days and offer an open platform for dialogue and solutions to climate challenges, with key themes including circular economy, water management, rural transition, regenerative agriculture, biodiversity, and sustainable finance. The summit will also host discussions about the future of Romania’s and Europe’s economy, addressing topics such as energy security, geopolitics, urban development, cleantech, and the vital role of science and research in addressing climate change.
“We are pleased that, in just a few years, the Climate Change Summit has established itself as a key reference in the sustainability debate in Romania and the region. We founded this Summit with the belief that only through authentic dialogue, diverse know-how, and genuine collaboration among as many relevant stakeholders as possible, we can build responses to the climate challenges that affect us all and implement solutions.
