part of the Davos Diaries, got Madani's latest blog, India's Emergency and Quest for Global Trust addresses the challenges that the world now faces. Increasing the lack of trust amongst global political leaders is now imposing a massive direct toll across the globe and increasing geopolitical divisions, escalating hostilities and the rise of multiple conflicts, or contributing to a challenging global environment with no precedent. Now humanity is tackling. With decoupling of economies, climate change challenges and the ethnic use of artificial intelligence, we are witnessing an ironic paradox. Platforms that were designed for broadening understandings, exchanging ideas and finding common ground are increasingly becoming the areas of polarisation. The general consensus was that while India is well on its way to approaching the $30 trillion GDP target by 2050 it has the potential for even higher growth given its young workforce. One of the discussion was around the exciting potential of India becoming the A I, a back office of the world, something to watch out for, and the most impactful theme that emerged was India's dramatic social transformation over the past decade. India is increasingly seen as filling the social leadership vacuum globally, so
