INCLUSIVE GROWTH AGENDA: A MODIFIED GLOBALISATION?

Covid19 has hit the global economy severely, creating great pressure for economies and institutions and putting the world at a crossroads.

The global economy had been fragile long before, due to a geopolitical shift, the digital transformation, global warming and societal fragmentation, among other causes.

Collective action is required to help create tighter policy coordination for a safe and reliable environment for business continuity and innovation.

A closer dialogue between government officials, policy makers, scientist, technological innovators, and business leaders at the highest level is extremely important in this regard.

Involving all continents in defining the way forward is crucial to create a common path of progress and peace.

Speakers:
Krishna B. Kumar, Director, International Research, RAND
Gabriela Ramos, Assistant Director-General for Social and Human Sciences, UNESCO
Felipe Larrain, Professor of Economics, Universidad Catolica de Chile
Sufian Ahmed, Former Finance Minister, Ethiopia
Massimiliano Castelli, Managing Director, UBS, Asset Management
Rakesh Mohan, President, Centre for Social and Economic Progress, Brookings India