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Politico – One of Europe’s savviest market experts on the EU’s trade troubles
Pascal Lamy is one of the most hardened veterans of EU policymaking. The 69-year-old Frenchman has seen it all. He worked as chef de cabinet under Jacques Delors, the former president of the European Commission, between 1984 to 1994, then as European commissioner for trade from 1999 to 2004 and finally as head of the […]
Pascal Lamy for EU – AUS Leadership Forum
Thoughts and views on the EU-Australia relationship, shown to the launch audience of the EU-Australia Leadership Forum. « Our world is not doing very well, whether it is slow growth, whether it is higher terror threat, whether is it discontent amongst many populations.« – Link to the EU-Australia Leadership forum website >
Interfax – Бывший глава ВТО: время покажет, приведет ли вступление в ВТО к росту российской экономики
Паскаль Лами рассказал о перспективах российско-французских отношений и членстве России в ВТО
Les Rencontres Economiques d’Aix-en-Provence – La souveraineté économique existe-t-elle encore ?
Pour commencer, nous avons le privilège de compter parmi nous Pascal Lamy, qui a été un acteur essentiel de la régularisation, mais qui a aussi commencé sa carrière dans la souveraineté nationale complète en tant que haut fonctionnaire. Il faut aussi rappeler qu’il a été le plus proche collaborateur de Jacques Delors.
Monumenta debates – Who is going to wear the Emperor’s hat?
Jean de Loisy, director of the Palais de Tokyo curator of the exhibition Monumenta 2016. Huang Yong Ping talked to Pascal Lamy, Director-General of the World Trade Organization from 2005 to 2013, President Emeritus of the Institut Jacques Delors, and currently inter-ministerial representative for the French bid to host the Universal Exhibition in 2025.
Brussels Forum 2016: Global Economic Shifts and Power Relationships
Over the past few decades, the international economy has undergone a major shift: the emerging economies’ share of global GDP has grown from 25 percent in 1980 to 40 percent today. This has started to have important political implications, including for the future of the international order. The developing world, and in particular China, is […]
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