The Maldives Finance Forum is to take place tomorrow, focusing on green finance and financial security

The 13th edition of the forum brings together financial experts, regulators, government representatives and business leaders to explore the role of green finance in strengthening the country's economic resilience and long-term financial security.

Pension Office

Pension Office

The Maldives Finance Forum will take place tomorrow, 14 November 2026, at DusitD2 Feydhoo. Organised by the Maldives Pension Office, in collaboration with UNDP Maldives, the Forum will be held under the theme, Green Finance: Unlocking Sustainable Investment and Financial Security in the Maldives.

The 13th edition of the forum brings together financial experts, regulators, government representatives and business leaders to explore the role of green finance in strengthening the country's economic resilience and long-term financial security. The discussions will focus on how sustainable investment can help the Maldives address climate-related challenges while creating opportunities for economic growth and strengthening long-term financial stability.

As a small island nation heavily dependent on its natural environment, the Maldives faces growing economic pressures from climate change, including risks to tourism, fisheries, infrastructure, and livelihoods. Mobilising investment for climate-resilient development is therefore increasingly important, with green finance offering opportunities to bring together public resources, private capital, and institutional investors.

As the country's largest institutional investor, the Maldives Pension Office recognises the importance of aligning long-term investment strategies with environmental and economic resilience. The Forum will therefore explore how institutional investors, including pension funds, can contribute to sustainable development while safeguarding the retirement savings of their members.

These discussions come at a critical time for the Maldives, where climate change poses growing risks to key economic sectors, livelihoods, and infrastructure. Mobilising sustainable investment will be increasingly important in building an economy that can withstand these challenges and secure long-term financial prosperity.

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