New · 16 August 2026
Twenty engagements, four label statuses. Four events approved by the Confederation, fourteen to be submitted, two side events during Summit week. → See the full schedule
Doctrine
The UN Scientific Panel states the risks and the principles. Observatories describe. Swiss initiatives experiment. GAIGI registers, issues, and brings in the States already present in Geneva.
2026-2027 Programme
GAIGI’s 2026-2027 Programme gathers all activities leading to the AI World Summit of 21-22 June 2027 at Palexpo, Geneva. Three pillars organised around one purpose: equipping trusted AI diplomacy from Geneva.
GAIGI independence. All activities are led by the GAIGI foundation independently, without financial support from the Swiss Confederation. Use of the “Road to Geneva” logos has been authorised for the four pre-events listed below by communication of 13 August 2026.
The three pillars of the programme
Pillar 1 · Instrument
The Geneva Register and Notebook
The central instrument of the programme: a probative register based on verifiable evidence levels (G1, G2, G3), issued by the GAIGI foundation. Official opening scheduled for 23 June 2027, the day after the AI World Summit. The Register is not a compliance certification: it is an instrument of registration and traceability.
Pillar 2 · Milestones
Road to Geneva — approved pre-events
The four events approved by the Swiss Confederation on 13 August 2026, marking the path to the AI World Summit: Afterwork 1 (27 August 2026), Global South Dialogue Gala, GAITF 2027 — Geneva AI Trade Forum, and GAITH 2027 — Geneva AI Trust House.
Pillar 3 · Knowledge
CAIGE training and publications
GAIGI’s CAIGE certification in AI governance, designed for decision-makers and executives, alongside the research corpus: Geneva Bridge (regulatory interoperability), publications and doctrinal notes.