Core Points - The third United Nations conference on landlocked developing countries concluded in Turkmenistan, focusing on enhancing cooperation among landlocked nations and addressing their economic, social, and environmental challenges [1][2] - UN Secretary-General António Guterres highlighted the funding shortages faced by many developing countries and called for inclusive mechanisms to ensure equitable access to technological advancements for landlocked nations [1] - The conference resulted in two key documents: the "Awaza Action Program 2024-2034" and the "Awaza Political Declaration," aimed at improving transportation systems, diversifying economies, enhancing climate resilience, and attracting sustainable financing [1] Industry Insights - There are currently 32 countries recognized by the UN as landlocked developing countries, which face logistical bottlenecks and high transportation costs due to their lack of direct access to international shipping routes [2] - The conference is seen as a significant step towards enabling landlocked countries to overcome geographical constraints and leverage trade and innovation for development opportunities [2]

2023 Interim Results 22 August 2023 Agenda | Opening Remarks | Vincent Lo | | --- | --- | | | Chairman | | Business Review and | Stephanie Lo | | Outlook & Strategy | Executive Director, Shui On Land | | | Vice Chairman, Shui On Xintiandi | | Key Financial Highlights | Douglas Sung | | | CFO & CIO, Shui On Land | | Property Sales & Development | Jessica Wang | | | CEO, Shui On Land | | Shui On Xintiandi | Allan Zhang | | | CEO, Shui On Xintiandi | Resilient Performance Amidst Challenging Environment ▪ Geopo ...