These iconic locations were chosen to reflect the forum’s ambition and the weight of the conversations it hosts.
Four venues, three days, from the opening press conference to the Forum, Influence Dinner & Awards.
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Paris is well connected by air and rail, with straightforward public transport links into the city centre.
Between 45–60 minutes from central Paris by taxi, depending on traffic.
RER B connects the airport directly with central Paris.
Approximately 30–45 minutes from central Paris by taxi, depending on traffic.
Metro Line 14 connects Orly directly with central Paris.
Eurostar and international connections.
Direct access to central Paris by Metro and RER.
TGV connections from France, Switzerland, Italy and other European destinations.
Metro Lines 1 and 14 and RER A & D.
Paris has an extensive public transport network, making it easy to travel between the four AWFT venues.
The easiest option for most journeys within Paris. All four venues are accessible by public transport.
Paris has an extensive network of cycle paths and numerous self-service bicycle stations through Vélib’ Métropole. Bikes can be rented via the Vélib’ app or directly at a station: a convenient and lower-impact way to move around the city.
Official taxis are widely available throughout Paris and at airports and major railway stations. Allow additional travel time during peak hours.
Metro, RER and bus services operate throughout the city. We recommend allowing sufficient travel time, particularly on the morning of Day 1 due to security procedures at the French National Assembly.
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A curated hybrid gathering of 200 global leaders. Turning dialogue into collective action in Paris.