CSIS: The Next Generation of Global Infrastructure Partnerships

Infrastructure is not just about what gets built, it is about who builds it, how it is financed, and what it enables. On April 13, the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) will convene a roundtable exploring how the U.S. and its allies can better mobilize capital, coordinate strategy, and shape the future of global infrastructure.

From ports, railways, subsea cables, and digital systems, the conversation will span the physical and digital foundations of the global economy, and the role of public-private collaboration in securing them. GBBC’s Amina Turgulova, Global Regulatory & Policy Director, will be participating in the discussion, contributing to dialogue at the intersection of policy, investment, and emerging technologies.

The infrastructure of tomorrow is not just engineered, it is negotiated, financed, and aligned.