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Tuesday 10 March 2026, 4:15 - 5:00

UK Stage, MIPIM, Palais des Festivals

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MIPIM 2026 | Meet Scotland panel session

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An exploration of Scottish cities’ investment opportunities.

We will explore Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Dundee, learning what will drive their growth over the coming years. We will also discuss the biggest obstacles standing between these cities and their goals and ask ‘how they can be overcome’.

Speakers confirmed include

Jackie Sadek

chair, UK Innovation Corridor

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Chris Dougray

Edinburgh Development & Investment Forum

Cllr Kelly

Councillor Ruairi Kelly

City convener for housing, development, built heritage and land use, Glasgow City Council

Mark Flynn

Councillor Mark Flynn

Leader,. Dundee City Council

Richard Rollinson

Richard Rollison

director of International trade and investment, Scottish Government

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Richard Rollison

director of International trade and investment, Scottish Government

Richard Rollison is a senior economic development leader with extensive experience driving international investment, trade growth, and strategic economic initiatives. As Director of International Trade and Investment for the Scottish Government he has policy responsibility for attracting inward and capital investment to Scotland and is also the Shareholder and Sponsor for the Scottish National Investment Bank. Richard has an M.Phil in Urban Policy from Glasgow University and is a Board member of Teesside University and Scottish Ballet.
Richard Rollinson

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