The initiative brought together selected high-level experts, businesspeople, policy makers and other stakeholders from Asia and Europe to discuss current economic shifts in Asia and their potential impact on Europe also with a view to providing policy options to foster EU-Asia relations. Specific attention was devoted to Chinese investment in Europe, its relevance for the European economy, and political reactions both at the EU and national level.
This initiative brought together preeminent academics, exponents of Asiatic and European think tanks and representatives of the main Italian companies to stimulate a high-level debate with some representatives of the business community and with experts coming from Asia and Europe, around the topic of the evolution of business scenarios in Asia and their potential impact on Europe, also with the purpose of elaborating policy recommendations to promote EU-Asia relations.
L'iniziativa ha riunito autorevoli accademici, esponenti di think tank asiatici ed europei e rappresentanti delle principali aziende italiane per stimolare un dibattito di alto livello con alcuni rappresentanti della business community e con esperti provenienti dall’Asia e dall’Europa sull’evoluzione degli scenari economici in Asia e il loro potenziale impatto sull'Europa, anche al fine di elaborare suggerimenti di policy per favorire le relazioni Ue-Asia.
L'ISPI e il Gruppo Italiano della Trilateral Commission hanno organizzato il lunch talk con il Dott. Enrico Letta, Dean, Paris School of International Affairs, Sciences Po.
ISPI and the Italian Group of the Trilateral Commission held a Lunch Talk with Enrico Letta, Dean, Paris School of International Affairs, Sciences Po.
By invitation only
Pre-MED Business Forum
Drivers of Competitiveness in the MENA Region
30th November 2017 (08.30)
Venue: Grand Hotel Parco dei Principi, Via Frescobaldi 5, Rome
Click here to download the programme of the event.
PARTICIPANTS:
Giovanni Ottati, President of Confindustria Assafrica&Mediterraneo
As its self–proclaimed Caliphate turns three, the Islamic State is suffering significant territorial losses. These swift and dramatic developments have major implications for terrorism dynamics in the West. Are Europe and North America going to see an influx of returning foreign fighters, some of which will attempt to carry out attacks? Will homegrown sympathizers of the Islamic State conduct attacks to avenge the group’s losses? Will the group be able to maintain a substantial presence in the physical and virtual space?
L’iniziativa si è tenuta nel quadro delle attività che ISPI dedica a Expo e alla proiezione internazionale di Milano, promuovendo sia momenti di sensibilizzazione e dibattito, sia incontri di approfondimento e corsi di formazione.
