The 9th Annual Forum was held in Brdo Pri Kranju, on the 14th and 15th of November 2024. This year EUSALP presidency belonged to Slovenia presented an overall strategy on how to maintain sustainable future in the Alpine region.

This event provided a significant opportunity to convene high-level representatives, national delegations, Action Group members, Youth Council members, and various stakeholders. The Forum featured a High-Level Plenary Panel, workshops, and panels addressing Alpine-related issues, as well as Action Group meetings.

The discussion focused on “Energy Transition in the Economy,” where our partner the University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering introduced the 3DIVERSE model. They highlighted the importance of coordinated actions and regulatory frameworks in energy transition: long-term planning, stable and predictable regulatory guidelines, involvement of the general public, consideration of social and economic constraints.

More information of the event following the link and view UESALP 2024 Slovenian Presidency video: The sustainable future of the Alpine Region.

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