Reopening of the National and Global Economies: The Lessons Learned

This symposium has shed light on the reopening of the world’s economies citing several examples from around the globe. It focused on the following four themes:

• Requirements for opening national economies: The economic policies perspective.
• The unbalanced reopening of the global economy: Advanced countries VS developing and under-developed countries.
• The dangers of anti-globalization and moves against economic openness: Current trends and lessons learned from the past.

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Moderator

Sultan Al-Rubaei

Research Assistant at TRENDS, UAE

Speakers
Dr. William R. White	Simon Lacey	Dr. Richard Woodward	Zhenhai Cui	Dr. Sandrine Kergroach	Dr. Manal Shehabi
Former Deputy Governor, The Bank of Canada, Canada	Senior Lecturer in International Trade at University of Adelaide, Australia	Associate Professor in International Business at Coventry University, United Kingdom	Researcher at ChongYang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China, China	Deputy Head of Division The OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs, Regions and Cities (CFE) France	OIES-KFAS Supernumerary Fellow Oxford Institute for Energy Studies United Kingdom