First Global Supply Chains Forum: Advancing Circular and Chemical-Safe Supply Chains in Fashion and Construction is an international conference dedicated to accelerating the transition toward circular, resource-efficient, and chemically safe global supply chains. The forum brings together governments, businesses, manufacturers, designers, retailers, researchers, investors, and international organizations to develop practical solutions for transforming the fashion and construction industries.

Key topics include circular economy, sustainable supply chains, chemical safety, hazardous substances, sustainable materials, eco-design, resource efficiency, waste prevention, recycling, reuse, product life cycles, supply-chain transparency, sustainable procurement, and responsible production. Discussions examine how businesses and policymakers can reduce environmental and health impacts while improving the efficiency and resilience of global value chains.

In the fashion sector, the forum explores sustainable textiles, safer chemicals, circular design, textile waste, sustainable fibres, traceability, and responsible manufacturing. In the construction sector, discussions focus on sustainable building materials, circular construction, material reuse, construction and demolition waste, chemical safety, resource efficiency, and lifecycle approaches to buildings and infrastructure.

The First Global Supply Chains Forum provides a platform for international cooperation and knowledge exchange, helping stakeholders identify scalable solutions for creating more sustainable and transparent supply chains. By connecting policy, industry, science, and finance, the forum supports the transition toward circular production systems that protect human health, reduce pollution, conserve resources, and strengthen sustainable economic development.