The post-pandemic global economy faces various complex challenges but also creates many opportunities. In the wake of the COVID-19 health crisis, many countries are experiencing significant economic impacts, including declines in gross domestic product (GDP), rising unemployment rates, and market uncertainty. However, within these challenges, there is potential to create a more resilient and sustainable economy. One of the main challenges is the recovery of global supply chains. During the pandemic, many companies have become aware of their over-dependence on certain suppliers. Therefore, diversifying the supply chain is crucial. Companies are now looking for suppliers in various countries to reduce risk and increase resilience. This initiative can trigger the growth of local industry and create new jobs. Digitalization also accelerates economic transformation. Many businesses are adapting to new technology, increasing e-commerce, and leveraging digital platforms to reach consumers. This process changes the way businesses operate and creates new opportunities in the digital sector. Countries that are able to adopt information and communication technology well can achieve big profits in the global market. Climate change is another challenge that cannot be ignored. In response to the health crisis, attention to sustainability and social responsibility is increasing. Investments in renewable energy and environmentally friendly business practices are starting to become a priority. Countries that adopt green policies not only help the environment but also attract foreign investment which is increasingly looking for sustainable scale companies. Innovation has also emerged as a key driver of economic growth. Start-ups and small, innovative companies are growing rapidly. In many countries, governments seek to support start-up ecosystems through financing and market access, creating an environment that encourages creativity and the development of new technologies. Innovations in the fields of health, information technology and agriculture have the potential to increase efficiency and productivity. Additionally, adaptive monetary and fiscal policies in many countries could help speed up the recovery. Low interest rate policies and fiscal stimulus create the liquidity needed to support businesses and households. However, vigilance against rising inflation needs to be balanced so that economic growth can continue in a sustainable manner. Finally, international collaboration is becoming increasingly important in combating global challenges. Countries around the world are faced with similar issues such as health, climate change and economic instability. Through multilateral cooperation, countries can support each other in achieving more inclusive and sustainable growth. International organizations, such as the WTO, play an important role in facilitating discussions and agreements that promote free trade. By turning these challenges into opportunities, the post-pandemic global economy can be stronger, more inclusive and sustainable. Digital sector development, sustainability, innovation and international collaboration are key to building a solid economic foundation in the emerging new era.