📷 Today, on June 3, the Valdai Discussion Club held a session, titled “Risks Sanctions Pose to the Global Financial System and International Business,” within the framework of the business program of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum-2021.
👉 Photo gallery of the discussion is available on our Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/valdai.club/
The second session, titled “The Right to Privacy in the World of Big Data”, will start at 5:00 p.m.
The live broadcast of the session will be available on our website valdaiclub.com. Stay tuned!
#SPIEF #SPIEF2021
👉 Photo gallery of the discussion is available on our Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/valdai.club/
The second session, titled “The Right to Privacy in the World of Big Data”, will start at 5:00 p.m.
The live broadcast of the session will be available on our website valdaiclub.com. Stay tuned!
#SPIEF #SPIEF2021
🎥 LIVE at #SPIEF2021: at 5:00 p.m. the Valdai Discussion Club is starting its second session, titled “The Right to Privacy in the World of Big Data”, within the framework of the business program of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum-2021.
❓Is it necessary to define the boundaries of the concept of “private life” in the new situation, or has it remained unchanged?
❓How to regulate adherence to legal and ethical standards in social media and should we do this?❓Is it possible to adequately combine the self-regulation of networks with government regulation?
https://valdaiclub.com/multimedia/video/the-right-to-privacy-in-the-world-of-big-data/
#SPIEF #SPIEF2021
❓Is it necessary to define the boundaries of the concept of “private life” in the new situation, or has it remained unchanged?
❓How to regulate adherence to legal and ethical standards in social media and should we do this?❓Is it possible to adequately combine the self-regulation of networks with government regulation?
https://valdaiclub.com/multimedia/video/the-right-to-privacy-in-the-world-of-big-data/
#SPIEF #SPIEF2021
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LIVE: The Right to Privacy in the World of Big Data. Valdai Discussion Club Session at SPIEF-2021
On June 3, at 5:00 p.m. Moscow time (GMT+3), the Valdai Discussion Club will hold a session, titled “The Right to Privacy in the World of Big Data” within the framework of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
📷 Today, on June 3, the Valdai Discussion Club held its session within the framework of the business program of the SPIEF-2021, titled “The Right to Privacy in the World of Big Data”.
👉 Photo gallery of the discussion is available on our Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/valdai.club/
#SPIEF #SPIEF2021
👉 Photo gallery of the discussion is available on our Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/valdai.club/
#SPIEF #SPIEF2021
💾 The Excitement of Digitalisers and the First Law of Robotics
We live in two worlds — real and virtual. The online world is borderless, and it is not clear whether the same laws should apply to it as offline, or if it can exist according to its own rules, without relying on accepted international and national norms. Is there any place, for example, for the right to privacy?
Participants of the Valdai Club session, which was held on June 3 within the framework of SPIEF-2021, spoke about virtual (in)violability.
#SPIEF #SPIEF2021
https://valdaiclub.com/events/posts/articles/the-excitement-of-digitalisers-and-the-first-law-of-robotics/
We live in two worlds — real and virtual. The online world is borderless, and it is not clear whether the same laws should apply to it as offline, or if it can exist according to its own rules, without relying on accepted international and national norms. Is there any place, for example, for the right to privacy?
Participants of the Valdai Club session, which was held on June 3 within the framework of SPIEF-2021, spoke about virtual (in)violability.
#SPIEF #SPIEF2021
https://valdaiclub.com/events/posts/articles/the-excitement-of-digitalisers-and-the-first-law-of-robotics/
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The Excitement of Digitalisers and the First Law of Robotics
We live in two worlds — real and virtual. The online world is borderless, and it is not clear whether the same laws should apply to it as offline, or if it can exist according to its own rules, without relying on accepted international and national norms.…
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💡 What is the difference between energy efficiency and energy saving?
💡 Which of these strategies will help to reduce energy risks in the future?
💡 How quickly can society shift to new technologies?
You can find out more about these things and more from our video infographic "Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving".
👉 This infographic was prepared especially for tomorrow's special session of the Valdai Club within the framework of the SPIEF-2022, titled “Self-sufficiency and cooperation: features of the modern political economy”.
#valdai_infographics #energy #SPIEF
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💡 Which of these strategies will help to reduce energy risks in the future?
💡 How quickly can society shift to new technologies?
You can find out more about these things and more from our video infographic "Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving".
👉 This infographic was prepared especially for tomorrow's special session of the Valdai Club within the framework of the SPIEF-2022, titled “Self-sufficiency and cooperation: features of the modern political economy”.
#valdai_infographics #energy #SPIEF
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⏰ TODAY at 3:00 p.m. Moscow Time, as part of the business program of the SPIEF-2022, the Valdai Discussion Club will hold a special session titled “Self-sufficiency and cooperation: features of the modern political economy”.
The participants of the Valdai Club session will consider the following issues:
❓What does self-sufficiency mean in the modern world?
❓How does it combine with interaction in various formats?
❓How will the transformation of globalisation end?
❓On what principles will relations between the West and non-Western countries be built, taking into account the crisis of Western international institutions?
A link to the live broadcast of the session will be posted on all online platforms of the Valdai Club: on the website, Twitter, VKontakte and Telegram.
#valdaiclub #SPIEF
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The participants of the Valdai Club session will consider the following issues:
❓What does self-sufficiency mean in the modern world?
❓How does it combine with interaction in various formats?
❓How will the transformation of globalisation end?
❓On what principles will relations between the West and non-Western countries be built, taking into account the crisis of Western international institutions?
A link to the live broadcast of the session will be posted on all online platforms of the Valdai Club: on the website, Twitter, VKontakte and Telegram.
#valdaiclub #SPIEF
@valdai_club
🌐➖🇷🇺 Is sustainable globalisation possible without Russia?
A harsh sanctions response to the military conflict in Ukraine has become a reality. In the future, its real consequences will become clear: whether Russia itself will actually be able to withstand the pressure of sanctions, and whether the West and the global economic system will retain the ability to grow and develop a sustainable economy without Russia.
If we talk about the specific challenges of globalisation stemming from the current conflict, then in the short and medium term they are obvious, and they are being talked about a lot now:
⚠️ the global food crisis
⚠️ the lack of energy resources
⚠️ the resulting rise in prices, inflation and living standards
⚠️ the disruption of global supply chains
All this can lead to serious social discontent in various countries of the global West and South. In the longer term, the undermining of confidence in the dollar and the inviolability of the private property of foreigners in Western countries may become a no-less-significant issue.
There have already been many examples in history of Russia setting up large-scale socio-economic experiments domestically. Now we are all witnessing how another such experiment is developing - globalisation without Russia, writes Oleg Barabanov, Programme Director of the Valdai Discussion Club.
📍The article was prepared especially for today's special session of the Valdai Club within the framework of the SPIEF-2022, titled “Self-sufficiency and cooperation: features of the modern political economy”. Watch it live at 3 p.m. Moscow time.
#Norms_and_Values #globalisation #SPIEF
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A harsh sanctions response to the military conflict in Ukraine has become a reality. In the future, its real consequences will become clear: whether Russia itself will actually be able to withstand the pressure of sanctions, and whether the West and the global economic system will retain the ability to grow and develop a sustainable economy without Russia.
If we talk about the specific challenges of globalisation stemming from the current conflict, then in the short and medium term they are obvious, and they are being talked about a lot now:
⚠️ the global food crisis
⚠️ the lack of energy resources
⚠️ the resulting rise in prices, inflation and living standards
⚠️ the disruption of global supply chains
All this can lead to serious social discontent in various countries of the global West and South. In the longer term, the undermining of confidence in the dollar and the inviolability of the private property of foreigners in Western countries may become a no-less-significant issue.
There have already been many examples in history of Russia setting up large-scale socio-economic experiments domestically. Now we are all witnessing how another such experiment is developing - globalisation without Russia, writes Oleg Barabanov, Programme Director of the Valdai Discussion Club.
📍The article was prepared especially for today's special session of the Valdai Club within the framework of the SPIEF-2022, titled “Self-sufficiency and cooperation: features of the modern political economy”. Watch it live at 3 p.m. Moscow time.
#Norms_and_Values #globalisation #SPIEF
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Valdai Club
Globalisation Without Russia
The economic consequences of the events taking place after February 24, in our opinion, can be reduced to one simple formula: is sustainable globalisation possible without Russia? The question really is only whether Russia is such a large country, and its…
UPD: The livestream is over. The video of the discussion is available via the same link. Stay tuned!
🎥 LIVE: at 3:00 p.m. Moscow Time, the Valdai Discussion Club is starting a special session titled “Self-sufficiency and cooperation: features of the modern political economy”, within the framework of the #SPIEF-2022.
https://valdaiclub.com/multimedia/video/self-sufficiency-and-cooperation-features-of-the-modern-political-economy/
#valdaiclub #SPIEF2022
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🎥 LIVE: at 3:00 p.m. Moscow Time, the Valdai Discussion Club is starting a special session titled “Self-sufficiency and cooperation: features of the modern political economy”, within the framework of the #SPIEF-2022.
https://valdaiclub.com/multimedia/video/self-sufficiency-and-cooperation-features-of-the-modern-political-economy/
#valdaiclub #SPIEF2022
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LIVE: Self-sufficiency and cooperation: features of the modern political economy. Session of the Valdai Discussion Club at the…
On June 16 at 15:00, as part of the business program of the SPIEF-2022, the Valdai Discussion Club will hold a special session titled “Self-sufficiency and cooperation: features of the modern political economy”.
📷 On June 16, the Valdai Club held a special session titled “Self-sufficiency and cooperation: features of the modern political economy”, within the framework of the #SPIEF-2022.
Photo gallery of the discussion is available in our VK account.
The video of the discussion is available via this link.
#valdaiclub #SPIEF2022
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Photo gallery of the discussion is available in our VK account.
The video of the discussion is available via this link.
#valdaiclub #SPIEF2022
@valdai_club
💎 Our infographic "Self-Sufficient Countries of the World" is devoted to today's special session of the Valdai Club “Self-sufficiency and cooperation: features of the modern political economy” within the framework of the #SPIEF2022.
The video of the discussion is available via this link.
#valdai_infographics #SPIEF
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The video of the discussion is available via this link.
#valdai_infographics #SPIEF
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🗺 Globalisation Is Set to Continue, but According to New Rules
On Thursday, June 16, a Valdai Club session, titled “Self-sufficiency and Cooperation: Features of Modern Political Economy”, was held as part of the business programme of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2022.
The participants in the session, moderated by Fyodor Lukyanov, Research Director of the Valdai Club, discussed the restructuring of the global economic system, which has demonstrated the need for self-sufficiency and the inevitability of cooperation.
💬 Rasigan Maharajh, Director of the Institute for Economic Research on Innovation at the Tshwane University of Technology (South Africa), raised the topic of global inequality, which was recently highlighted by the coronavirus pandemic. He compared unequal access to vaccines to apartheid, pointing out that the price of a vaccine dose in Africa, the poorest continent, is the highest in the world.
💬 According to Jacques Sapir, director of research at the Paris School of Social Sciences (EHESS), the pandemic has put the final nail in the coffin of globalisation. The very idea of free trade has been called into question. Already today we see that the notion of global trade is actually crumbling under the sanctions. Therefore, self-sufficiency will become a priority for an increasing number of states.
💬 The subject of curtailing globalisation was also touched upon by Vladimir Chizhov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the European Union. According to him, the world has recently faced a number of global challenges: “one may call it a ‘perfect storm’, while another uses other epithets, but this is definitely not the ‘end of history’.” Chizhov said that these challenges include the vaccine race that unfolded during the pandemic; the persistent drive of the European Union to abandon the system of long-term contracts for the supply of energy, which resulted in a price hike; food security; as well as the problem of IT giants, which neither the US nor the EU can cope with. The West’s response to this set of problems has been a search for a culprit, which Russia was declared to be, but this does not help solve the problems.
💬 If we are talking about globalisation according to Western rules, then it is really winding down, said Wang Wen, Executive Dean of the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies (RDCY), Deputy Dean of the Silk Road School, Renmin University of China. The way the US influences global trends winds up pushing non-Western countries towards self-sufficiency. However, while striving for less dependence on the US, they must simultaneously think about cooperation and the advantages of the global market. Future globalisation will be more balanced and inclusive, Wang Wen said.
💬 According to Stanislav Georgievsky, Vice President of the Russian Export Center, the creation of a second and third security loop will be one of the motives for making decisions on trade blocs and joint investments in the face of a possible disconnection of non-Western countries from systems such as SWIFT.
💬 Sanctions are harmful, but inefficient, said Bijan Khajehpour, managing partner of Eurasian Nexus Partners (EUNEPA), an Iranian consulting company. They are inefficient in the sense that they affect society and the economy and cause real damage, but do not achieve their goals. Iran is a vivid example of the fact that it is impossible to change a country with sanctions.
https://valdaiclub.com/events/posts/articles/globalisation-is-set-to-continue-but-according-to-new-rules/
#SPIEF #SPIEF2022 #globalisation #sanctions
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On Thursday, June 16, a Valdai Club session, titled “Self-sufficiency and Cooperation: Features of Modern Political Economy”, was held as part of the business programme of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2022.
The participants in the session, moderated by Fyodor Lukyanov, Research Director of the Valdai Club, discussed the restructuring of the global economic system, which has demonstrated the need for self-sufficiency and the inevitability of cooperation.
💬 Rasigan Maharajh, Director of the Institute for Economic Research on Innovation at the Tshwane University of Technology (South Africa), raised the topic of global inequality, which was recently highlighted by the coronavirus pandemic. He compared unequal access to vaccines to apartheid, pointing out that the price of a vaccine dose in Africa, the poorest continent, is the highest in the world.
💬 According to Jacques Sapir, director of research at the Paris School of Social Sciences (EHESS), the pandemic has put the final nail in the coffin of globalisation. The very idea of free trade has been called into question. Already today we see that the notion of global trade is actually crumbling under the sanctions. Therefore, self-sufficiency will become a priority for an increasing number of states.
💬 The subject of curtailing globalisation was also touched upon by Vladimir Chizhov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the European Union. According to him, the world has recently faced a number of global challenges: “one may call it a ‘perfect storm’, while another uses other epithets, but this is definitely not the ‘end of history’.” Chizhov said that these challenges include the vaccine race that unfolded during the pandemic; the persistent drive of the European Union to abandon the system of long-term contracts for the supply of energy, which resulted in a price hike; food security; as well as the problem of IT giants, which neither the US nor the EU can cope with. The West’s response to this set of problems has been a search for a culprit, which Russia was declared to be, but this does not help solve the problems.
💬 If we are talking about globalisation according to Western rules, then it is really winding down, said Wang Wen, Executive Dean of the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies (RDCY), Deputy Dean of the Silk Road School, Renmin University of China. The way the US influences global trends winds up pushing non-Western countries towards self-sufficiency. However, while striving for less dependence on the US, they must simultaneously think about cooperation and the advantages of the global market. Future globalisation will be more balanced and inclusive, Wang Wen said.
💬 According to Stanislav Georgievsky, Vice President of the Russian Export Center, the creation of a second and third security loop will be one of the motives for making decisions on trade blocs and joint investments in the face of a possible disconnection of non-Western countries from systems such as SWIFT.
💬 Sanctions are harmful, but inefficient, said Bijan Khajehpour, managing partner of Eurasian Nexus Partners (EUNEPA), an Iranian consulting company. They are inefficient in the sense that they affect society and the economy and cause real damage, but do not achieve their goals. Iran is a vivid example of the fact that it is impossible to change a country with sanctions.
https://valdaiclub.com/events/posts/articles/globalisation-is-set-to-continue-but-according-to-new-rules/
#SPIEF #SPIEF2022 #globalisation #sanctions
@valdai_club
Valdai Club
Globalisation Is Set to Continue, but According to New Rules
On Thursday, June 16, a Valdai Club session, titled “Self-sufficiency and Cooperation: Features of Modern Political Economy”, was held as part of the business programme of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2022.
📆 #SPIEF: On June 15 at 15:00 Moscow Time (GMT+3), a session of the Valdai Discussion Club titled “The New World Economy — Not Global, But Interconnected” will take place as part of the business programme of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2023.
📍Featuring Andrey Belousov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, the session will be held in Conference Hall G6 in Pavilion G of the Expoforum Convention and Exhibition Centre. It will be open to all forum guests and will be broadcast on the Club’s website.
The world has been radically changed by the events of the early 2020s, including the pandemic and the military-political crisis in Europe, part of which is Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine. The liberal-style globalisation that has developed since the 1980s is giving way to another form of relationship. The shift in weight and roles of East and West, North and South in the world economy, as well as gross political intervention and the economic war unleashed by the West against Russia, have led everyone to the understanding that there will be no return to a centralised world system.
Against this background, a radical reorganisation of almost all markets is taking place — from raw materials and consumer markets to technological and cultural ones: commodity and machine-building flows are being transformed; many states are urgently adapting to new suppliers; market shares are changing. The interconnection remains, but new forms and chains are being built, and this is the reason behind the topic of this year’s Valdai Club session.
The Valdai Club invites speakers from Russia, India, China, and Malaysia to reflect on the nature and scale of change, assess the impact of trends on the countries and regions they represent and their ties with Russia, and to present new areas and forms of joint work.
🎙Speakers:
🇷🇺 Andrey Belousov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation
🇮🇳 Arvind Gupta, head and co-founder of the Digital India Foundation
🇨🇳 Gong Jiong, Professor, Vice President for Research and Strategic Studies, University of International Business and Economics (UIBE)
🇲🇾 Benedict Weerasena, scientific director of the Bait al-Amanah think tank, Malaysia
Moderator:
🚩 Fyodor Lukyanov, Research Director of the Valdai Discussion Club
https://valdaiclub.com/events/announcements/session-of-the-valdai-discussion-club-at-the-st-petersburg-international-economic-forum-2023/
Working languages: Russian, English.
📍Venue: Expoforum, Congress Centre, Conference Hall G6, Petersburg Highway, 64/1, St. Petersburg
Access to the event is possible for SPIEF 2023 participants and journalists accredited at the Forum.
A link to the live broadcast of the session will be posted on all online platforms of the Valdai Club: on the Twitter, Telegram and Dzen.
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📍Featuring Andrey Belousov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, the session will be held in Conference Hall G6 in Pavilion G of the Expoforum Convention and Exhibition Centre. It will be open to all forum guests and will be broadcast on the Club’s website.
The world has been radically changed by the events of the early 2020s, including the pandemic and the military-political crisis in Europe, part of which is Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine. The liberal-style globalisation that has developed since the 1980s is giving way to another form of relationship. The shift in weight and roles of East and West, North and South in the world economy, as well as gross political intervention and the economic war unleashed by the West against Russia, have led everyone to the understanding that there will be no return to a centralised world system.
Against this background, a radical reorganisation of almost all markets is taking place — from raw materials and consumer markets to technological and cultural ones: commodity and machine-building flows are being transformed; many states are urgently adapting to new suppliers; market shares are changing. The interconnection remains, but new forms and chains are being built, and this is the reason behind the topic of this year’s Valdai Club session.
The Valdai Club invites speakers from Russia, India, China, and Malaysia to reflect on the nature and scale of change, assess the impact of trends on the countries and regions they represent and their ties with Russia, and to present new areas and forms of joint work.
🎙Speakers:
🇷🇺 Andrey Belousov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation
🇮🇳 Arvind Gupta, head and co-founder of the Digital India Foundation
🇨🇳 Gong Jiong, Professor, Vice President for Research and Strategic Studies, University of International Business and Economics (UIBE)
🇲🇾 Benedict Weerasena, scientific director of the Bait al-Amanah think tank, Malaysia
Moderator:
🚩 Fyodor Lukyanov, Research Director of the Valdai Discussion Club
https://valdaiclub.com/events/announcements/session-of-the-valdai-discussion-club-at-the-st-petersburg-international-economic-forum-2023/
Working languages: Russian, English.
📍Venue: Expoforum, Congress Centre, Conference Hall G6, Petersburg Highway, 64/1, St. Petersburg
Access to the event is possible for SPIEF 2023 participants and journalists accredited at the Forum.
A link to the live broadcast of the session will be posted on all online platforms of the Valdai Club: on the Twitter, Telegram and Dzen.
@valdai_club
Valdai Club
Session of the Valdai Discussion Club at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2023
On June 15 at 15:00 Moscow Time (GMT+3), a session of the Valdai Discussion Club titled “The New World Economy — Not Global, But Interconnected” will take place as part of the business programme of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2023.
📆 #SPIEF: On Thursday, June 15, at 15:00 Moscow Time (GMT+3), a session of the Valdai Discussion Club titled “The New World Economy — Not Global, But Interconnected” will take place as part of the business programme of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2023.
📍Featuring Andrey Belousov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, the session will be held in Conference Hall G6 in Pavilion G of the Expoforum Convention and Exhibition Centre. It will be open to all forum guests and will be broadcast on the Club’s website.
The world has been radically changed by the events of the early 2020s, including the pandemic and the military-political crisis in Europe, part of which is Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine.
The Valdai Club invites speakers from Russia, India, China, and Malaysia to reflect on the nature and scale of change, assess the impact of trends on the countries and regions they represent and their ties with Russia, and to present new areas and forms of joint work.
https://valdaiclub.com/events/announcements/session-of-the-valdai-discussion-club-at-the-st-petersburg-international-economic-forum-2023/
Access to the event is possible for SPIEF 2023 participants and journalists accredited at the Forum.
A link to the live broadcast of the session will be posted on all online platforms of the Valdai Club: on the Twitter, Telegram and Dzen.
@valdai_club
📍Featuring Andrey Belousov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, the session will be held in Conference Hall G6 in Pavilion G of the Expoforum Convention and Exhibition Centre. It will be open to all forum guests and will be broadcast on the Club’s website.
The world has been radically changed by the events of the early 2020s, including the pandemic and the military-political crisis in Europe, part of which is Russia’s special military operation in Ukraine.
The Valdai Club invites speakers from Russia, India, China, and Malaysia to reflect on the nature and scale of change, assess the impact of trends on the countries and regions they represent and their ties with Russia, and to present new areas and forms of joint work.
https://valdaiclub.com/events/announcements/session-of-the-valdai-discussion-club-at-the-st-petersburg-international-economic-forum-2023/
Access to the event is possible for SPIEF 2023 participants and journalists accredited at the Forum.
A link to the live broadcast of the session will be posted on all online platforms of the Valdai Club: on the Twitter, Telegram and Dzen.
@valdai_club
⏰ TODAY at 15:00 Moscow Time (GMT+3), a session of the Valdai Discussion Club titled “The New World Economy — Not Global, But Interconnected” will take place as part of the business programme of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2023.
The participants in the Valdai Club session will discuss the following issues:
❓How will the new economic system be built — still unified and interconnected, but not global in the previous sense?
❓What are its opportunities and risks?
❓Which countries and regions will be the main beneficiaries in this situation, and who will suffer losses?
A link to the live broadcast of the session will be posted on all online platforms of the Valdai Club: on the Twitter, Telegram and Dzen.
#SPIEF #valdaiclub #WorldEconomy
@valdai_club
The participants in the Valdai Club session will discuss the following issues:
❓How will the new economic system be built — still unified and interconnected, but not global in the previous sense?
❓What are its opportunities and risks?
❓Which countries and regions will be the main beneficiaries in this situation, and who will suffer losses?
A link to the live broadcast of the session will be posted on all online platforms of the Valdai Club: on the Twitter, Telegram and Dzen.
#SPIEF #valdaiclub #WorldEconomy
@valdai_club