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Iván Duque Márquez

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  1. Milken Institute1h 1m

    Latin America: A New Era of Opportunity | Global Conference 2025

    Carlos Diaz-Rosillo, Cate Ambrose, Iván Duque Márquez, Ilan Goldfajn, Guillermo Lasso

    Moderated by Carlos Diaz-Rosillo, former Latin American heads of state Ilan Goldfajn, Ivan Duque, and Guillermo Lasso joined global finance leader Kate Ambrose to analyze shifting U.S.-hemisphere dynamics against China's growing economic dominance. The panelists identified nearshoring, critical mineral reserves, and fintech innovation as key economic drivers while warning that unresolved security issues and artificial intelligence displacement threaten regional stability and employment. They urged the United States to actively deploy development finance tools and align regulatory frameworks to capitalize on these opportunities and counter Beijing's Belt and Road influence.

  2. Milken Institute1h 1m

    Rewriting the Rules of Global Conservation | Global Conference 2024

    Justin Worland, Eron Bloomgarden, Iván Duque Márquez, Jennifer Morris, Wendy Schmidt

    The event convenes global leaders and financial experts to address the crisis of 70% global wildlife decline by examining the "30x30" pledge to protect land and oceans by 2030, highlighted by Colombia's successful expansion of protected areas. Through analysis of market mechanisms like carbon pricing, debt-for-nature swaps, and the LEAF Coalition, the discussion outlines strategies to mobilize the trillions of dollars required to transition from extraction to regenerative economic models. The proceedings emphasize that achieving these targets depends on integrating indigenous land rights, deploying technology for transparent data, and aligning political will with private capital to prevent the Amazon from reaching a critical tipping point.

  3. Milken Institute40 min

    Global Overview | Perspectives from Around the World | Middle East & Africa Summit 2023

    Becky Anderson, Iván Duque Márquez, Michael Milken, Patrice Motsepe, Mohandas Pai

    Michael Milken identifies five primary economic drivers—education, demographics, health, financial markets, and sustainability—while highlighting a global power shift from the industrial-era North to emerging markets like India, Africa, and Latin America. Regional analyses reveal divergent trajectories where Nigeria and Africa face demographic dividends or bombs, India leverages its digital "India Stack" for massive transaction volume, and Latin America capitalizes on nearshoring and renewable energy potential. Despite these opportunities, the global outlook remains precarious due to rising geopolitical polarization, accelerating climate change impacts, and financial vulnerabilities created by the dominance of private equity in the United States.

  4. Milken Institute37 min

    The State of the World: Conflict and Accord | Global Conference 2024

    Nicholas Kristof, Xavier Bettel, Iván Duque Márquez, Michael Froman, Theresa May, James Stavridis

    Former leaders and defense officials gathered to analyze the escalating Middle East crisis, highlighting Israel's planned ground invasion of Rafah, the ongoing failure to finalize a ceasefire, and the strategic realignment of Sunni Arab states alongside Israel to counter Iranian influence. The panel contrasted these security challenges with a detailed examination of Western political polarization and Colombia's successful economic integration of Venezuelan migrants, which Duque cited as a model for addressing global migration through near-shoring rather than border enforcement. Drawing attention to internal divisions in the US and the need for European strategic autonomy, the speakers concluded with an urgent call for private sector leadership to combat authoritarianism, eliminate supply chain abuses, and drive scalable solutions for climate change and national security.