Sunway:The Global Tipping Points Conference (GTP) 2026 concluded with a declaration that outlines actionable measures aimed at advancing planetary health and sustainability. The declaration was the result of four days of deliberations involving international experts and industry leaders at Sunway University.

According to BERNAMA News Agency, Sunway Education Group CEO Prof Datuk Elizabeth Lee highlighted that the declaration, developed by conference delegates, signifies a crucial step in transforming discussions into tangible actions across various nations. She emphasized the importance of the collective agreement among delegates to implement positive, actionable points.

The conference, held for the first time outside the United Kingdom, commenced on October 12 and gathered experts and delegates from around the world to tackle critical sustainability challenges. Lee described the event as a success, noting the numerous plenary sessions and discussions that took place.

Lee also pointed out that Sunway's dedication to sustainability is rooted in its institutional values, which are in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and initiatives like the Centre for Planetary Health. She advocated for integrating sustainability into students' daily lives, encouraging lifelong commitment to sustainable practices.

Additionally, Lee mentioned the transformation of Sunway City by Sunway Group founder and chairman Tan Sri Sir Jeffrey Cheah as a practical example of sustainability principles in action. She expressed optimism about Malaysia's potential to lead in planetary health and sustainability on both regional and global stages, highlighting the country's unity and agility.