Data from the Global Investment Summit, scheduled to be held in Paris from September 1 to 2, 2026, revealed a five-year investment roadmap extending until 2030, which includes raising the volume of investments from $28.59 billion in 2026 to $50 billion by 2030, increasing the share of emerging technologies from 25% to 30%, and raising ESG sustainability indicators from 55% to 70%.

The summit data shows that 2026 starts with an investment volume of $28.59 billion, with 8 partnerships and 15 projects, directing 25% of investments toward emerging technologies and 55% to ESG sustainability indicators. The figures rise in 2027 to $32.88 billion, with 10 partnerships and 18 projects, and the share of emerging technologies increases to 27% and sustainability indicators to 60%.

In 2028, the investment volume reaches $37.81 billion, with 10 partnerships and 20 projects, and investment in emerging technologies rises to 29% and sustainability indicators to 65%. In 2029, investments reach $43.48 billion, with 11 partnerships and 22 projects, allocating 30% to emerging technologies and 68% to sustainability.

The summit aims by 2030 to raise the volume of investments to $50 billion, with 11 partnerships and 25 projects, stabilizing the share of emerging technologies at 30%, and raising ESG sustainability indicators to 70%, reflecting a clear trend toward deploying capital in innovative sectors and the most efficient and sustainable projects.

The summit brings together investors, decision-makers, and executives in Paris, aiming to turn investment opportunities into actual partnerships and projects, and to enhance the presence of emerging technologies and sustainable investment in growth paths until 2030.