Geneva Summit 2026 · 12–14 August · Assembly Hall · Palais des Nations

Small Nations, Leading
the AI Conversation.

The countries with the least compute are shaping some of the sharpest thinking on AI governance. This summit gives them the floor — three days in the Assembly Hall of the United Nations Office at Geneva.

Free to attend — no fees Small nations first, not last 500+ delegates, 150+ nations
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150+ nations · 500+ delegatesSix regions, six UN languages, one Assembly Hall.
I · Why It Matters

Scale isn't the same as standing.

Small states are rarely in the room when AI rules are written — despite living with the consequences longest. This summit puts them at the table, not the sidelines.

  1. 1

    Disproportionate stakes

    Small and island states are often first exposed to AI-driven shifts in trade, labour and information — with the least capacity to absorb shocks.

  2. 2

    Underrepresented in standards bodies

    Global AI governance forums are dominated by a handful of large economies. Small-state delegates are structurally scarce.

  3. 3

    A seat, not a symbol

    Delegates from small nations co-draft the Geneva Compact alongside larger delegations — full standing, not observer status.

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