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The Eurasia Center and The Eurasian Business Coalition
Business/Economic Conference Schedule for 2020
Business/Economic Conference Schedule for 2020
November 4, 2019 Doing Business with The Nations of the Silk Road Please join us for The Silk Road Summit – 3rd Annual Conference: Exploring Business, Trade & Investment Opportunities with Nations of the Silk Road.
Multiple initiatives are now converging to galvanize unprecedented investment activity focusing on infrastructure and trade links with Asia/Europe (Eurasia) including Africa. The Conference
China has taken the initiative in capitalizing new development banks – the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the New Silk Road Fund – designed to modernize and expand the ancient Silk Road transport web that linked East Asia with the Mediterranean. China’s “One Belt – One Road” concept projects massive infrastructure expansion – on both the traditional land routes plus the Indian Ocean “Maritime Silk Road.” This is not a one nation project but involves a synergy of nations throughout Europe and Asia. America’s and Europe’s involvement are a key factor in bringing great technological and corporate resources to help build and develop the new Eurasian Highway. (Read More)
China has taken the initiative in capitalizing new development banks – the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and the New Silk Road Fund – designed to modernize and expand the ancient Silk Road transport web that linked East Asia with the Mediterranean. China’s “One Belt – One Road” concept projects massive infrastructure expansion – on both the traditional land routes plus the Indian Ocean “Maritime Silk Road.” This is not a one nation project but involves a synergy of nations throughout Europe and Asia. America’s and Europe’s involvement are a key factor in bringing great technological and corporate resources to help build and develop the new Eurasian Highway. (Read More)
May 2023 International Security Summit - The Eurasia Center’s International Security Program
is convening the 1st International Security Summit which will address the important international security issues within Eurasia and how they affect America and its allies. Discussions will focus on the current US/NATO and Russian build-up of military forces in the European theatre including the abrogation of current arms control treaties. Each panel will address a different flashpoint in a region of Eurasia – Yemen, Syria, Iraq, Iran, North Korea/South Korea, and the South China Sea. The current arms race has tremendous implications on the course of weapons development and procurement for future generations as well as those seeking to enhance regional security as new challenges threaten Post Cold War security arrangements. Included in the International Security Summit are issues that need to be addressed such as cybersecurity, chemical, biological and nuclear warfare, the militarization of space and the latest developments in missile defense. Join The Eurasia Center’s International Security Summit as international security specialists, US officials, foreign military representatives, and defense industry representatives convene to discuss the most important security challenges of our day. (Read More)
June 2023 Doing Business with The European Union & Great Britain As the course of Brexit is finalizing, the European Union is facing new uncharted territory regarding the future of trade/investment development between its members and the rest of the world. At stake is the concept of the federalization of Europe and the economies of Europe that have developed within the European Union’s Single Market/Customs Union and the four related multilateral free trade areas of Europe.
Operating as a single market with 28 countries, the EU is a major world trading power. EU economic policy seeks to sustain growth by investing in transport, energy and research – while minimizing the impact of further economic development on the environment. In terms of the total value of all goods and services produced (GDP), it is bigger than the US economy at 18 trillion dollars. Although over 65% of EU countries’ total trade is done with other countries within the European Economic Union, EU trade with the rest of the world accounts for some 15.6 % of global imports and exports. Together with the United States and China, the EU is one of the 3 largest global players in international trade. The 28 EU countries had the second largest share of global imports and exports of goods. Their exports amounted to 15.6 % of the world’s total, ahead of the US (11.8 %). Join us for what will be an exclusive Conference addressing the key areas of US-European business opportunities involving US policymakers and European trade representatives. (Read More)
Operating as a single market with 28 countries, the EU is a major world trading power. EU economic policy seeks to sustain growth by investing in transport, energy and research – while minimizing the impact of further economic development on the environment. In terms of the total value of all goods and services produced (GDP), it is bigger than the US economy at 18 trillion dollars. Although over 65% of EU countries’ total trade is done with other countries within the European Economic Union, EU trade with the rest of the world accounts for some 15.6 % of global imports and exports. Together with the United States and China, the EU is one of the 3 largest global players in international trade. The 28 EU countries had the second largest share of global imports and exports of goods. Their exports amounted to 15.6 % of the world’s total, ahead of the US (11.8 %). Join us for what will be an exclusive Conference addressing the key areas of US-European business opportunities involving US policymakers and European trade representatives. (Read More)