What needs to be done in the future for Kanazawa to become a diversity and inclusion city where everyone can respect each other and play an active role?
In the first part, we will hold a talk session with experts from various fields, inviting Keiko Kojima as a facilitator.
In the second part, through a keynote speech by Audrey Tan, Taiwan's Minister of Digital Affairs, we will learn how to realize a society where everyone can live happily from Taiwan, a leading region in diversity and inclusion.

With the Japanese government's declaration of carbon neutrality by 2050, companies will be required to make more efforts towards decarbonization than ever before.
In the first part, Mr. Kenji Fuma, the general supervisor of this summit, will give a lecture on the necessity for companies to work on decarbonization and how carbon neutrality will affect them.
In the second part of the Green Summit, we will connect to Freiburg (Germany), a city with advanced environmental technology, to discuss Kanazawa's future initiatives with reference to overseas examples.

In order for Kanazawa to become a shining city in the age of advanced IT, a forum will be held to present the results of students' IT education practices (Part 1) and to exchange opinions on the next generation of IT education (Part 2).
In the first part, under the theme of "nursing care, tourism, and food loss," students will give presentations on their business plans that assume the use of IT.
In the second part, a talk session will be held to exchange opinions on IT literacy education from the multifaceted perspectives of "IT, social business, and education" to explore future IT education measures.