International Congress on Sustainable Development: Banking, Energy Transition, and Green Economies on October 02-04, 2024 in Istanbul, Turkey

The Congress brings together a large number of distinguished researchers, academics and professionals from around the world. Researchers are invited to submit both empirical and theoretical papers broadly related to the conference themes, including but not limited to:

Cross-Border and Inter-Regional Cooperation Management and Planning

Environmental Economics Public Management

Land-Use Planning Regional Studies

Circular and Green Economy Sustainable Development

Banking Development Economics

Central Banking Macroeconomics

Renewable Energies Smart Cities

Sustainable Planning Territorial Governance and Strategies

The International Congress will take place between 2 and 4 October 2024, at the Yıldız Technical University, Davutpaşa Campus, İstanbul, Türkiye. Congress language is English.

The objective of the VI International Congress on Sustainable Development (SD2024) in the field of economics is multifaceted and aims to foster global cooperation and dialogue on sustainable practices while facilitating intellectual exchange, disseminating the latest research findings and catalysing workable solutions. Through keynote speeches, panel discussions and paper presentations, the Congress endeavours to explore emerging trends in banking, energy transition and green economies, address pressing economic challenges and provide innovative solutions to enhance economic prosperity and social well-being. By providing networking opportunities and integrating youth perspectives, SD2024 aims to produce tangible results towards achieving sustainable development goals and contribute to the global dialogue on sustainable development and inclusive growth. Furthermore, the congress promotes interdisciplinary dialogue by serving as a platform for collaboration among economists, policy makers, practitioners and experts from different backgrounds and regions. Join us at SD2024 to contribute to a more resilient and sustainable future for all.