Engagement
Participants from diverse sectors are encouraged to actively contribute to discussions, knowledge exchange, and collaborative initiatives throughout the event.
Public Sector and International Institutions
Representatives from governments and regional or international organizations are invited to engage in advancing Quality Infrastructure systems by contributing to strategic dialogues on standards, metrology, accreditation, and conformity assessment. Participants can share policy experiences, regulatory frameworks, and national strategies, while collaborating to strengthen institutional capacities and harmonize approaches across borders.
Private sector
Private sector actors play a key role in implementing and benefiting from a good Quality Infrastructure system. Participants are encouraged to showcase solutions that enhance compliance capacity, product quality, competitiveness, and share experiences in meeting international standards and certification requirements. Engagement offers opportunities to connect with partners.
Development and Financing Partners
Organizations supporting development initiatives can contribute by promoting investments in Quality Infrastructure, facilitating technical cooperation, and supporting capacity-building initiatives. Engagement may include advancing projects that strengthen testing laboratories, accreditation systems, standards bodies, and companies particularly in developing and emerging economies.
Associations and Civil Society
Industry associations, consumer groups, and civil society organizations are encouraged to bring their perspectives on quality, safety, and sustainability. Participation can help raise awareness, support inclusive standardization processes, and promote trust in products and services through stronger Quality Infrastructure systems.