According to Dr. Nabil El Barbari, Vice President Georg Fischer Piping Systems Ltd., the world does not belong to us. We only borrowed them from our children.
In the interview he describes the biggest challenges for companies that they encounter when they want to comply with this guiding principle.
Video recording Event: Swiss Green Economy Symposium (SGES), Winterthur, 30.10.2017
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