BSBI students participate in  Global Solutions Summit 2026 in Berlin

Students from the BSBI School of Business and Innovation Berlin Campus participated in the prestigious Global Solutions Summit 2026 in Berlin, held under the theme “Finding Common Ground in a Fractured World.” The summit brought together policymakers, academics, industry leaders, innovators, and representatives of international organisations to address pressing global challenges.

Led by Dr Kashif Mangi, Lecturer in the Faculty of Computer Science and Informatics, BSBI students actively engaged in discussions on artificial intelligence, climate action, sustainability, digital governance, economic resilience, and global cooperation. The experience broadened their understanding of global issues while strengthening their professional networks, intercultural competencies, and leadership skills.

Their participation reflects BSBI’s commitment to developing globally minded leaders equipped to address complex international challenges.

BSBI students at global event

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