Northern Ireland stands at an important moment in shaping its infrastructure future. With growing pressures across housing, transport, energy and regeneration, this session explores how strategic investment, effective governance and collaborative delivery can unlock long‑term economic and social value. Bringing together senior voices from government, industry, advisory and academia, the discussion will highlight emerging priorities, practical challenges and where innovation can make the greatest impact. This event is designed for infrastructure leaders, investors, policymakers, planners, and anyone looking to understand the evolving landscape and opportunities ahead for Northern Ireland.

This activity is free of charge for IPFA members (subject to your organisation membership category) and the public sector. If you are not currently a member and would like more information about IPFA membership, please contact us at membership@ipfa.org. 

 

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