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Future Realised: Malta's Premier Economic Forum
Now in its 21st year, EY’s Future Realised returns as global economic foundations are shifting. Trade is fragmenting. Europe is resetting its industrial and investment agenda. And AI is transforming the mechanics of business—replacing systems, roles, and decisions that once defined scale and advantage.
Malta’s economic model—regulatory agility, EU market access, and strong service-and-industry led growth has delivered two decades of success. But the model now faces new tests. What must evolve for Malta to remain competitive, investable, and strategically relevant?
Each year, the event draws over 1,000 attendees, including top executives, policymakers, investors, and representatives from international organizations to ask - and answer - what comes next? Future Realised remains Malta’s most important forum for shaping economic direction so secure your ticket now and be part of the discussion.
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Mediterranean Conference Centre, North Street
Valletta, Malta, VLT 1645, MT
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Maurice Conti is a renowned AI visionary whose talks on Artificial Intelligence are among the most viewed on the internet, including his groundbreaking 2016 TED Talk that predicted the rise of Generative AI, amassing over 13 million views. He specializes in preparing companies for an AI-powered future, inspiring millions through his keynotes and impacting thousands through strategic consulting with leadership teams.
Maurice has collaborated with leading organizations such as Amazon, Mercedes Benz and Nike, helping them navigate emerging technologies. With over a dozen patents in AI and Advanced Robotics, he is also a founding member of EY’s Global AI Advisory Council. His unique ability to blend technological insights with societal trends positions him as a key figure in shaping the future of business in an AI-driven world.
Bruno Maçães is a geopolitical strategist, and bestselling author. Previously, he was a member of the Portuguese government. Bruno served as Portugal’s Secretary of State for European Affairs from 2013 to 2015. He was known for his proactive role in searching for solutions to the country’s ongoing financial crisis and tabled several proposals for eurozone reform. He also took a tough stance with Russia, becoming a prominent defender of an energy pact between the United States and Europe.
After leaving government, Bruno took up fellowships with The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (CEIP) and the Hudson Institute. His insightful writings on international affairs soon made Bruno a highly acclaimed and sought after journalist. In 2021, he reported extensively from Afghanistan, living in and reporting from Kabul as the US and remaining allied forces left the country. In recent months, he has reported from Ukraine during the Russian invasion. Bruno detailed these experiences in his regular column for the New Statesman.
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