Geopolitics, Public Policies and the Future of Economic Order
This session examines the changing global economic environment shaped by geopolitical realignments, trade conflicts, energy transitions, technological competition, policy uncertainty, and evolving international economic relations.
Objective
To explore the relationship between geopolitics, public policy, economic transformation, and governance in shaping a resilient, sustainable, and inclusive global economic order.
Core Objectives
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Examine emerging geopolitical and global economic developments.
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Explore trade policy, economic diplomacy, energy security, and globalisation.
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Discuss public policy responses to economic, technological, and social challenges.
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Examine governance, regulation, and international cooperation in the digital era.
Focus Areas
- Geopolitics
- Global economic order
- Inflation
- Employment policy
- Trade and economic diplomacy
- Energy security
- Climate governance
- Data regulation
- Industrial policy
- Social welfare
- Technological transformation
- International institutions
Expected Outcomes
Participants gain a deeper understanding of emerging economic and policy challenges and the governance approaches shaping international economic cooperation and development.