Page ContentOn November
14, the Eurasian Economic Commission, together with the United Nations
Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the Interstate Bank, organizes
the international regional seminar "Challenges and opportunities for the
economic development of the EAEU: regional and global context”.
The seminar
is devoted to the most pressing issues of global economic development, as well
as the aspects of integration ties between the countries in the Eurasian space
in the context of conducting an agreed macroeconomic policy of regional
integration blocs on the example of the Eurasian Economic Union.
Today,
economic growth rates in the world remain quite modest; economies of both
developed and developing countries are facing serious challenges of a systemic
nature. Slowdown of economic development in China and the European Union, low
prices for raw materials and energy resources, the lack of coordinated
macroeconomic expansionary measures on a global scale leads to the fact that
many developing countries and states with economies in transition are trying to
balance the aspects of national financial sustainability and expansionary
measures at once.
Systemic
risks of global nature tend to increase. The UNCTAD warns that developing
countries are becoming more vulnerable to volatile global financial markets,
including massive speculative capital flows. At the same time, deregulation of
the financial sector
in countries with emerging markets leads to the process of reducing by
corporations of investment performance indicators
with corresponding negative consequences for long-term economic growth
dynamics.
From this
perspective, the upcoming seminar in the Commission is expected to discuss
global and regional development trends, their impact on the Eurasian Economic
Union, as well as to analyze opportunities and challenges the EAEU countries
are facing.
At the
seminar, the leading international economic organizations of the UN system
(ESCAP, UNCTAD, IMF, World Bank) will present their annual reports on the most
problematic aspects of the world and regional economy development. The
Interstate Bank will give an overview of the prospects for the introduction of
national currencies in mutual payments within the EAEU.
Following
the planned speeches a broad panel discussion is planned aimed at elaborating
proposals and recommendations to the states of the Union on how to mitigate the
negative impact of external shocks, including using tools of conducting a
coordinated macroeconomic policy of regional integration blocs and
associations.
Presentation
of reports of international economic institutions will be made in English, with
the possibility of simultaneous translation into Russian.
Program of the regional seminar in English
Program of the regional seminar in Russian
Venue: 3/5, bld. 1, Smolenskiy
Blvd., Moscow, conference room (3 floor,
No.408).
We invite
all interested people to work together at the seminar. Please, confirm your participation to Yulia Rumyantseva by phone +7
(495) 669 24 00 (ext. 4698) or by email rumyanceva@eecommission.org till November 10, 2016.
Contact person: Deputy Head of
the Cooperation in Conducting Agreed Macroeconomic Policy Division of the
Macroeconomic Policy Department, Larisa Plachinda,
Tel.: +7 (495) 669 24 00, ext. 4655, email: plachinda@eecommission.org
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