2015　witnessed　the　introduction　of　the　sustainable　development　goals　(SDGs)　by　the　United　Nations　(UN).　Few　studies　have　been　conducted　on　emerging　technologies　for　international　entrepreneurship,　how　these　technologies　are　developed　across　sectors,　or　how　they　can　enhance　the　global　sustainability　of　businesses　to　support　the　2030　sustainable　agenda.　Therefore,　his　study　investigates　the　impact　of　antecedents　of　international　entrepreneurship　on　the　SDGs　through　the　mediating　role　of　emerging　technologies,　with　a　precise　focus　on　the　moderating　role　of　a　global　mindset.　Data　was　collected　through　a　cross-sectional　approach　from　484　entrepreneurs　in　China.　Collected　data　were　analyzed　using　PLS-SEM　techniques　on　the　statistical　software　SmartPLS　4.　The　study　findings　reveal　that　key　antecedents　of　international　entrepreneurship　significantly　influence　the　SDGs.　Moreover,　emerging　technologies　act　as　a　significant　mediator　between　international　entrepreneurship　antecedents　and　SDGs.　Additionally,　a　global　mindset　among　entrepreneurs　is　found　to　be　a　significant　moderator　between　emerging　technologies　and　SDGs.　This　study　adds　to　the　existing　literature　by　presenting　empirical　evidence　on　the　interconnections　between　international　entrepreneurship,　emerging　technologies,　and　sustainable　organizational　development.　The　implications　of　this　study　offer　valuable　understandings　for　entrepreneurs　aiming　to　enhance　their　organizations＇　sustainable　development　through　innovative　and　entrepreneurial　initiatives.　©　2024　Elsevier　Inc.