During the Global Management Dialogue event in Tokyo, executives from Nvidia and Hyundai discussed the future of AI and hydrogen technologies. Nvidia's Masataka Osaki highlighted Japan's potential in AI leadership and stressed the importance of connecting AI with manufacturing to boost competitiveness. Hyundai's CEO Chang Jae-hoon announced the company's commitment to creating a hydrogen ecosystem and emphasized the necessity of technological collaboration across various industries for sustainable mobility solutions. Additionally, Daiichi Sankyo and Climeworks showcased global alliances for driving innovations in biotechnology and carbon capture, respectively. Christoph Gebald of Climeworks emphasized the role of technology in achieving net zero carbon dioxide emissions by developing direct capture and storage technology. ACWA Power's Atanu Das discussed the construction of green ammonia and green hydrogen plants, underlining the importance of integrating innovative technologies into renewable energy solutions. The event also highlighted the significance of global partnerships and technological advancements in addressing complex challenges such as climate change and sustainable development.