A week after Climate Week, the clearest lesson for me is that good projects do not become financeable through technology alone.
Policy, risk, insurance, capital and talent have to work together early.
Bermuda has the institutions to test that in practice.
#ClimateWeekNYC #Bermuda
First complete map of world’s seagrass offers warnings and hope for conservation news.asu.edu/20260624-enviro…
Ocean films to premiere tonight in Hamilton cinema royalgazette.com/environment…
Digital asset payment framework ‘approved by Cabinet’ royalgazette.com/internation…
Powertranz accepting stablecoin payment royalgazette.com/local-busin…
A shared ocean future for Bermuda royalgazette.com/opinion-wri…
'Nations need to prepare now': Key Atlantic ocean current is much closer to collapse than scientists thought livescience.com/planet-earth…
Bermuda’s reefs are speaking. Are we listening? royalgazette.com/opinion-wri…
It was a pleasure meeting #EGOshuttle CEO Shabir Walji and discuss how this High-Tech, Electric-Powered, Hydrofoiling Boat is transforming tourism and water transportation in island nations like the Maldives via @forbes forbes.com/sites/billspringe…
Miles Outerbridge wins 100m gold at Carifta Games royalgazette.com/track-field…
At #WorldOceanSummit in Montreal I spoke about a structural issue facing many island economies:
The challenge isn’t raising capital. It is funding the preparation work - feasibility studies, environmental impact assessments, procurement frameworks - that make infrastructure financeable.
From pledges -> to payments.
Bermuda and UK seek support to protect Sargasso Sea royalgazette.com/environment…
Join me at the Economist’s 13th annual World Ocean Summit & Expo on March 4th-5th 2026 in Montreal, Canada. The summit will focus on the transition to a sustainable ocean economy, ocean stewardship, strategies to restore ocean health and more.
Looking forward to the dialogue.
#WorldOceanSummit
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📺"The Blue Economy in African Nations: Views from Japan" to air on NHK World on Oct. 24
The 9th Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD9), held in August 2025, served as a platform for dialogue between African nations and the Japanese government. During the conference, the Blue Economy — an economic model that balances economic growth, job creation, and environmental conservation while utilizing marine resources in a sustainable manner — was officially recognized and discussed.
This program will take a close look at how the African continent, which is facing a food security crisis due to rapid population growth and the effects of climate change, is trying to open the door to a future in which it can overcome these challenges and achieve further development with the key of the Blue Economy. In the studio, SPF President Atsushi Sunami explores how Japan, as a fellow maritime nation, can work together with countries in Africa to advance the Blue Economy.
Watch on NHK World or stream the video at the link below (beginning on Oct. 24) ⬇️
🔗biz.jibtv.com/programs/the_b…
📅On Air Schedule (JST)
October 24: 11:30-12:00, 16:30-17:00, 22:30-23:00
October 25: 4:30-5:00
#NHKWorld #BlueEconomy
Next steps towards regulating digital identity providers unveiled royalgazette.com/local-busin…
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🇪🇺 TODAY: Kraken secures MiCA license in Ireland, unlocking regulated crypto access to all 30 EEA states.
Amazing news! Heart of the Sea was just selected by Atlanta Shortsfest via FilmFreeway.com!
From #Bermuda 🇧🇲 to #Japan 🇯🇵 | Honored to represent the 2025 SDG Disrupter Summit Series in #Tokyo.
World Island Forum 🌍 | World Ocean Summit 🌊 | Sustainable Finance Forum 💹 | Blue Bond Forum 🔵
Building bridges through the Bermuda Triangle of Opportunity.
#SDGDisrupterSummit #BlueEconomy #BITA
Sovereign Wealth Fund to hold CIT proceeds royalgazette.com/general/new…













