bloomberg speakers with qatar june 2021

  Adrian Cheng CEO and Executive Vice-Chairman New World Development Read Bio

Lord peter Mandelson Chairman Global Counsel Read Bio uk china

Lord Gerry Grimstone Minister for Investment, Department for International Trade and the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy The United Kingdom

Jin Liqun President Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank 

Dan Morehead CEO Pantera Capital Management  blockchain

 Guo Ping Deputy Chairman, Rotating Chairman Huawei 

 Mike Novogratz Founder, CEO and Chairman Galaxy Digital

Vera Songwe United Nations Under-Secretary General and Executive Secretary of the UN Economic Commission for Africa

Jane Sun CEO Trip.com   Yichen Zhang Chairman and CEO CITIC Capital Read Bio Changpeng Zhao Founder and CEO Binance 

heads of state- 

acting 1.1

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H.H. Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani

Amir
State of Qatar

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H.E. Patrick Achi

Prime Minister
Republic of Côte d'Ivoire

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H.E. Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

President
The Republic of Turkey

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H.E. Irakli Garibashvili

Prime Minister of Georgia

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The Hon. Sheikh Hasina

Prime Minister of the People's Republic of Bangladesh

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The Rt. Hon. Boris Johnson MP

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

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H.E. Paul Kagame

President
The Republic of Rwanda

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H.E. Cyril Ramaphosa

President
Republic of South Africa

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H.E. Macky Sall

President
The Republic of Senegal

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H.E. Armen Sarkissian

President
The Republic of Armenia

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H.E. Félix Tshisekedi

President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

experienced 1.2

 Rt. Hon. Gordon Brown Former Prime Minister The United Kingdom 

 Hillary Rodham Clinton 67th Secretary of State The United States of America

Baroness Shriti Vadera Chair Prudential plc, 

 Amina J. Mohammed Deputy Secretary-General United Nations 

2 investment leaders

 Michael R. Bloomberg Founder of Bloomberg L.P. & Bloomberg Philanthropies and Three-term Mayor of New York City

Ray Dalio Founder, Co-Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer Bridgewater Associates

 Laurence D. Fink Chairman and CEO BlackRock 

 Stephen A. Schwarzman Chairman, CEO and Co-Founder Blackstone

Jenny Johnson President and CEO Franklin Templeton 

Henry Fernandez Chairman and CEO MSCI esg ratings

Bruce Flatt CEO Brookfield Asset Management canada fund real estate and infra

 Gottstein CEO Credit Suisse

Axel A. Weber Chairman of the Board of Directors UBS Group AG

Sergio P. Ermotti Chairman Swiss Re

2.1 funds

2.2 corporate billionnaires acting

1.1a team qatar

H.E. Sheikh Abdulla bin Saoud Al Thani Governor Qatar Central Bank Read Bio H.E. Sheikha Al Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani Chairperson Qatar Museums, Doha Film Institute, Reach Out to Asia, and Qatar Leadership Centre Read Bio H.E. Sheikha Hind bint Hamad Al Thani Vice Chairperson and CEO Qatar Foundation Read Bio H.E. Sheikh Khalifa bin Jassim bin Muhammed Al Thani Chairman Qatar Chamber of Commerce and Industry Read Bio H.E. Sheikh Hamad bin Jassim bin Jabor Al Thani Former Prime Minister The State of Qatar Read Bio H.E. Sheikha Hanadi bint Nasser Al Thani Vice Chair NBK Holdings H.E. Sheikh Dr. Khalid bin T. Al Thani Chairman of the Board of Directors of Qatar International Islamic Bank Chairman of Ezdan Holding Group Read Bio H.E. Khalid bin Khalifa Al Thani Chairman Qatari Diar Read Bio H.E. Akbar al-Baker Group CEO Qatar Airways Read Bio Hussain Ibrahim al-Fardan Chairman Alfardan Group Read Bio Dana al-Fardan Composer, Songwriter, Singer, and Symphonic Artist Read Bio Aisha Hussein al-Fardan Personal Advisor to the Chairman, Alfardan Group Holding Vice Chairwoman Qatari Businesswomen Association Read Bio H.E. Saad bin Sherida al-Kaabi Minister of State for Energy Affairs The State of Qatar President and CEO Qatar Petroleum Read Bio H.E. Dr. Hanan al-Kuwari Minister of Public Health The State of Qatar Managing Director Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) Read Bio H.E. Mr Ali bin Ahmed al-Kuwari Minister of Commerce and Industry and Acting Minister of Finance The State of Qatar Read Bio H.E. Mansoor bin Ebrahim al-Mahmoud CEO Qatar Investment Authority Read Bio Eng. Mohamed al-Sadah CEO Hassad Food Read Bio H.E. Ahmad al-Sayed Minister of State, The State of Qatar Chairman of the Board of Directors Qatar Free Zones Authority Read Bio H.E. Sheikh Ali Alwaleed Al-Thani Chief Executive Officer Investment Promotion Agency Qatar (IPA Qatar) Read Bio H.E. Hassan al-Thawadi Secretary General, Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy The State of Qatar

3.1 educators and youth truth mapmakers

4 bloomberg journalist

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 Darius Adamczyk Chairman and CEO Honeywell Read Bio Noubar Afeyan Founder and CEO Flagship Pioneering Clare Akamanzi CEO Rwanda Development Board Read Bio  Read Bio Mukesh Ambani Chairman and Managing Director Reliance Industries Read Bio Baroness Valerie Amos Master of University College University of Oxford Read Bio Tom Barrack Founder Colony Capital David Beckham Read Bio Kumar Mangalam Birla Chairman Aditya Birla Group Read Bio 

Read Bio Ursula Burns Former Chairman and CEO Xerox Corporation Former Chairman and CEO VEON Ltd. Read Bio David Calhoun President and CEO The Boeing Company Read Bio Anthony Capuano CEO Marriott International Read Bio Natarajan Chandrasekaran Chairman of the Board Tata Sons Read Bio Dr. Jeffrey Cheah Founder and Chairman Sunway Group

 Michael Chertoff Former Secretary United States Department of Homeland Security Co-Founder and Executive Chairman Chertoff Group 

  Read Bio Aliko Dangote Founder and President/Chief Executive Dangote Group Read Bio Mohammed Dewji President MeTL Tanzania   Dr. Herbert Diess CEO Volkswagen AG Read Bio Mark Dixon Founder and CEO IWG Read Bio Didier Drogba Vice President Peace and Sport Read Bio Börje Ekholm President and CEO Ericsson Group Read Bio 

Aziz Aluthman Fakhroo Managing Director Ooredoo Group Read Bio Read Bio Senait Fisseha Director of International Programs, Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation; Clinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology University of Michigan Medical School  Read Bio Dame Jayne-Anne Gadhia Founder and Executive Chair Snoop Read Bio Luis Gallego CEO International Airlines Group Read Bio

 Ignacio Galán Chairman and CEO Iberdrola Read Bio Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Director General of the World Health Organization Ivan Glasenberg CEO Glencore Read Bio Read Bio  Read Bio Dr. Faruk Güler CEO ESBAŞ-Ege Serbest Bölge Kurucu ve İşleticisi A.Ş Read Bio 

 Mo Ibrahim Founder and Chair Mo Ibrahim Foundation Read Bio Atifete Jahjaga Founder and Chair Jahjaga Foundation 4th President of the Republic of Kosovo 

 Dr. S. Jaishankar Minister of External Affairs The Republic of India Read Bio Dr. Paula Kahumbu CEO WildlifeDirect Read Bio Read Bio Graça Machel Chair Graça Machel Trust Read Bio Yvonne Manzi Makolo CEO RwandAir Read Bio  Roberto Marques Executive Chairman and Group CEO Natura &Co Read Bio Rita Marques Secretary of State for Tourism The Republic of Portugal Read Bio 

 Blythe Masters Industry Partner, Motive Partners CEO, Motive Capital Corp. Read Bio Sunil Bharti Mittal Founder and Chairman Bharti Enterprises Read Bio Steven T. Mnuchin 77th Secretary of the Treasury The United States of America 

 Louise Mushikiwabo Secretary General Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie Dr. James Mwangi Group Managing Director and CEO Equity Group Holdings Plc Executive Chairman Equity Group Foundation Read Bio Dr. John Nkengasong Director Africa CDC Read Bio 

Adebayo Ogunlesi Chairman and Managing Partner Global Infrastructure Partners Read Bio Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Director-General World Trade Organization Read Bio Jim Ovia Founder and Chairman Zenith Bank Read Bio General David H. Petraeus (U.S. Army, Ret.) Chairman KKR Global Institute Read Bio 

Read Bio Ruth Porat CFO Alphabet and Google Read Bio Angelique Pouponneau CEO SeyCCAT Read Bio Patrick Pouyanné Chairman of the Board and CEO TotalEnergies Read Bio Sylvestre Radegonde Minister for Foreign Affairs and Tourism The Republic of Seychelles Read Bio Matthias Rebellius Member of the Managing Board Siemens AG CEO Siemens Smart Infrastructure Emmanuel Roman CEO PIMCO Read Bio 

 Reeta Roy President and CEO Mastercard Foundation Read Bio David M. Rubenstein Co-Founder and Co-Chairman The Carlyle Group Read Bio 

Daleep Singh Deputy National Security Advisor The United States of America Read Bio  Read Bio Rob Speyer President and CEO Tishman Speyer Read Bio 

 Jes Staley Group Chief Executive Barclays Read Bio Barry Sternlicht Chairman and CEO Starwood Capital Group Read Bio 

 Lawrence H. Summers Charles W. Eliot University Professor Harvard University Read Bio Group Read Bio Fred Swaniker Founder and CEO African Leadership Group Read Bio 

 Masai Ujiri President and General Manager Toronto Raptors Read Bio Ben van Beurden CEO Royal Dutch Shell Read Bio Jacopo Venturini CEO Valentino Read Bio Amb. Melanne Verveer Co-Founder and Chair Seneca Women Read Bio 

 Read Bio Bill Winters Group Chief Executive Standard Chartered Bank Read Bio Darren Woods Chairman and CEO Exxon Mobil Corporation Read Bio Read Bio Ferit Şahenk Chairman Doğuş Group Read Bio Roundtable Participants Jawad Abbassi Head of MENA GSMA Read Bio AJ Abdallat CEO Beyond Limits Read Bio Dr. Tsuyoshi Abe Senior Vice President Yokogawa Electric Corporation Read Bio Dr. Samer Adham Managing Director of the Global Water Sustainability Center ConocoPhillips Read Bio Prof. Anant Agarwal Founder & CEO edX Read Bio Larisa Akrofie Founder & Editor-in-Chief Levers in Heels Read Bio 

 Sheikh Mohammed Bin Abdulla Bin Mohammed Al Thani Deputy Group Chief Executive Officer and Chief Executive Officer of Ooredoo Qatar Ooredoo Read Bio Sheikh Dr. Mohammed bin Hamad Al Thani Director of Public Health Department Ministry of Public Health Read Bio Abdul Rahman Al Thehaiban Managing Director, Middle East, Africa & Turkey, Google Cloud Google Read Bio Omar Ali Al-Ansari Secretary-General Qatar Research, Development and Innovation Council (QRDI) Read Bio Saud Abdullah al-Attiyah Deputy Undersecretary for Economic Affairs Ministry of Finance, Qatar Read Bio H.E. Amb. Bader Omar al-Dafa Special Envoy of the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Climate Change and Sustainability Read Bio Dr. Hassan Rashid al-Derham President Qatar University Read Bio Dr. Hessa al-Jaber Chairperson Es’hailSat Read Bio Yousuf al-Jaida CEO Qatar Financial Centre Read Bio Abdulaziz Bin Nasser al-Khalifa CEO Qatar Development Bank Read Bio Nasser Al-Khater CEO FIFA World Cup 2022 Read Bio Khalid M. Al-Kubaisi Practice Head, Cybersecurity, Malomatia Read Bio Mohammed al-Malki Deputy Undersecretary for Industrial Affairs Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Qatar Read Bio H.E. Dr. Sheikha Abdulla al-Misnad Former President of Qatar University; Prime Minister's Office Qatar Read Bio Abdulla al-Misnad Deputy Chief Executive Officer Qatar Free Zones Authority Read Bio Dr. Ibrahim al-Naimi Undersecretary Ministry of Education and Higher Education, Qatar Read Bio 

 June Angelides MBE Investor Samos Investments Read Bio Henri Arslanian PwC Crypto Leader and Partner and Adjunct Professor University of Hong Kong Read Bio Bolanle Austen-Peters Founder and Managing Director Terra Kulture Read Bio Nilesh Auti Global Head, Manufacturing Industry Unit Tech Mahindra Read Bio Mohammed Barakat Managing Director & Board of Directors Treasurer US-Qatar Business Council Read Bio Wade Barnes CEO Farmers Edge Read Bio Dr. Tarika Barrett Chief Executive Officer Girls Who Code Read Bio Joyee Biswas Head of Sports Partnerships, Asia Pacific Facebook Read Bio Dr. Kathy Bloomgarden CEO Ruder Finn Read Bio Prof. Dr. Dirk Boll President of Europe & UK, Middle East and Africa Christie’s Read Bio Inna Braverman Founder & CEO Eco Wave Power Ltd Read Bio Gareth Brooks Managing Director VF Asia Sourcing Limited Read Bio Nic Cary Co-Founder and President Blockchain.com Read Bio Khush Choksy SVP International Development and SVP Middle East U.S. Chamber of Commerce Read Bio Akshay Chopra Vice President, Head of Innovation & Design Central Europe, Middle East & Africa, Visa Read Bio Russell Chweidan Chief Executive Officer Bank of China International (UK) Limited Read Bio Marcin Cichy Senior Advisor, EMEA Access Partnership Read Bio Richard Cooke Director Imagery, Remote Sensing and Cross Sectors Esri Read Bio James Crawford CEO Orbital Insight Read Bio Mayi Cruz Blanco Global Head, LHH Sport Solutions & Athlete Programmes The Adecco Group / LHH Read Bio Ernest L. Cu President and CEO Globe Telecom Read Bio Stephen Dainton Deputy Global Head of Markets Barclays Read Bio Dr. Ahmad Dallal Dean Georgetown University Qatar Read Bio Patrick K. Decker President and Chief Executive Officer Xylem Inc. Read Bio Patrick Dees Co-Founder & Chief Gaming Officer Fan Controlled Football League Read Bio Kurt DeMaagd Co-Founder Sight Machine Read Bio Matthew Desch CEO Iridium Communications Inc. Read Bio Ali Diab CEO Collective Health Read Bio Pablo Duran Portfolio Manager Soros Fund Management Read Bio Dr. Fabian Engels Managing Director Qatar and Senior Partner Roland Berger Read Bio Heather Fernandez Co-Founder & CEO Solv Read Bio Sam Finkelstein Global Co-Head of Fixed Income and Global Head of Emerging Markets Goldman Sachs Asset Management Read Bio Andre Fluellen Co-Managing Partner The Bridge Network Read Bio Henrietta Fore Executive Director, Deputy Executive Director UNICEF Read Bio Simon Fox CEO Frieze Read Bio Dr. Barbara Frei Executive Vice President Industrial Automation Schneider Electric Read Bio Dr. Barbro Fridén Chief Executive Officer, Sidra Medicine Read Bio Andrew Frye Senior Vice President & President, APAC Baxter Heathcare Asia Pte Ltd Read Bio Burton Fuller Chief Supply Chain Officer Johns Hopkins Health System Read Bio Hua Fung Teh Group President ONE Championship Read Bio Alicia Garcia Herrero Chief Economist Asia Pacific Natixis Read Bio Vivek Garipalli CEO Clover Health Read Bio Matteo Gatta CEO BICS Read Bio Tariye Gbadegesin Managing Director and CEO ARM Harith Infrastructure Investment Limited Read Bio Ran Goldi CEO First Digital Read Bio Dr. Mathias Goyen Chief Medical Officer, EMEA GE Healthcare Read Bio Dax Grant CIO, Operations Technology HSBC Read Bio Navin Gupta Managing Director of South East Asia & MENA Ripple Read Bio Jeremy Hodkin Publisher The Canva Read Bio Stefanie Holtze-Jen Chief Currency Strategist DWS Read Bio Kristina Hooper Chief Global Market Strategist Invesco Read Bio Abigail Ross Hopper President & CEO Solar Energy Industries Association Read Bio Noah Horowitz Director Americas, Art Basel Read Bio Richard Horrocks-Taylor Global Head Metals & Mining Standard Chartered Bank Read Bio Brett House Deputy Chief Economist Scotiabank Read Bio Walter Johnsen Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Acme United Read Bio Fabien Jordan CEO Astrocast Read Bio Tendayi Kapfidze Chief Economist LendingTree Read Bio Ron Keating CEO Evoqua Water Technologies Read Bio Dr. Kairat Kelimbetov Chairman Agency of Strategy Planning and Reforms, Kazakhstan Read Bio Julian Kettle Senior Vice President, Vice Chair Metals and Mining Wood Mackenzie Read Bio Brad Keywell CEO Uptake Read Bio Shahid Khan SVP & Country Manager, Qatar CDM Smith Read Bio Wayne Kimmel Partner SeventySix Capital Prof. Lily Kong President Singapore Management University Read Bio Bettina Korek Chief Executive Officer Serpentine Read Bio Ram Krishnan Executive Vice President, Chief Commercial Officer PepsiCo Read Bio Margareta Laminto Group Chief Operating Officer Fullerton Health Read Bio Patrik Latin VP Global Supply Chain and Customer Service AMRI (Albany Molecular Research Inc.) Read Bio William Lee Chief Economist Milken Institute Read Bio Sharon M. Leite Chief Executive Officer The Vitamin Shoppe Read Bio Scott Levy Read Bio Teck Yin Lim Chief Executive Officer Sport Singapore Read Bio Roberta Lipson CEO of New Frontier Health, Founder of United Family Healthcare Read Bio Lance Little Managing Director, Region Asia Pacific Roche Diagnostics Read Bio Katrina Luna-Abelarde Luna-Abelarde PLDT-Smart Read Bio Adam MacHale Vice President, EMEAR, Global Service Provider Cisco Systems Read Bio Sandra MacQuillan Executive Vice President & Chief Supply Chain Officer, Johns Hopkins Health System Read Bio Mysore Madhusudhan Executive Vice President, Collaboration and Connected Solutions Tata Communications Read Bio Bav Majithia Founder Genuine Solutions Group Read Bio Keith Mangan Managing Director BlackRock Read Bio Gerry Mattios Expert Partner Bain & Company Read Bio Ahmed Mazhari President Microsoft Asia Read Bio Robbie McRobbie Chief Executive Officer Hong Kong Rugby Union Read Bio Naveen Menon President, ASEAN and Board Member, Cisco Foundation Cisco Read Bio Danielle Merfeld VP & Global Chief Technology Officer GE Renewable Energy Read Bio Mina Mitry CEO Kepler Read Bio Dr. Greg Morrisett Dean and Vice Provost Cornell Tech Read Bio Yumiko Murakami General Partner MPower Partners Read Bio Deirdre Murphy SVP, HR – Industrial Automation Schneider Electric Read Bio Andrew Ng CEO Landing Ai Read Bio Edwin Ng Senior Vice President, General Manager, Asia Pacific Medidata Solutions Read Bio Fiona Nott Chief Executive Officer The Women’s Foundation Read Bio Izzy Obeng Managing Director Foundervine Read Bio Tejas Patel Managing Director – Lead, Technology Strategy & Advisory, Growth Markets Accenture Read Bio Renée Patton Global Director, Healthcare and Education Industries Cisco Systems Read Bio Christopher Paucek Co-Founder and CEO 2U, Inc Read Bio Salvador Perez Galindo Vice President, Government Engagement for Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa Visa Read Bio Jan Pilbauer CEO BankservAfrica Read Bio George Pyne Founder & CEO Bruin Capital Read Bio Dr. Shawn Qu CEO Canadian Solar Inc Read Bio Paul Rabil CEO & Co-Founder Premier Lacrosse League Read Bio Devaki Raj CEO & Co-Founder CrowdAI Read Bio Adam Reynolds Asia Pacific CEO Saxo Markets Read Bio Elina Ribakova Chief Economist International Institute of Finance Read Bio Hector Rodriguez Senior Vice President, Regional Risk Officer for Central and Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa Visa Read Bio Jason Sadler President, Cigna International Markets Cigna Read Bio Mohammed A. Saleh Regional Industry Director - Health & Life Sciences Microsoft Middle East & Africa Read Bio Martha Sazon President and CEO GCash Read Bio Ronnie Screwvala Co-Founder & Chairman upGrad Read Bio Sujay Shah Managing Director and Global Head, Clean Tech Coverage Standard Chartered Bank Read Bio Raja Sharif Chief Executive Officer FarmaTrust Read Bio Anil K. Sharma Vice President and General Manager, Label and Graphic Materials Asia Pacific Avery Dennison Read Bio Nathan Sheets Chief Economist and Head of Global Macroeconomic Research PGIM Read Bio Dr. Javaid Sheikh Dean Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar Read Bio Alister Shepherd Managing Director, Mandiant Services FireEye Read Bio Fuad Siddiqui Executive Partner & Vice President Nokia Bell Labs Read Bio Patrick Sobalvarro CEO & Co-Founder Veo Robotics Read Bio Alysse Soll Chair Women in Sports Tech (WiST) Read Bio Nick Soman CEO Decent Read Bio Mike Steib Chief Executive Officer Artsy Read Bio James Sweeney Chief Economist and CIO Americas Credit Suisse Read Bio Matthew Sydney CEO Picwell Read Bio Julio E. Tamacas Vice President & Business Services Manager ExxonMobil Qatar Limited Read Bio Corine Tap SVP Waters Indonesia and South East Asia, SVP Africa and Zone Study Leader Asia, Africa and Middle East Danone Read Bio Eira Thomas CEO Lucara Diamond Corp Read Bio Craig Tiley Chief Executive Officer & Australian Open Tournament Director Tennis Australia Read Bio Shai de Toledo Managing Partner, Supply Chain Director HB Antwerp Read Bio Kelly Trott VP Imagine H2O Read Bio Andrew Tsonchev Director of Technology Darktrace Read Bio Iris Van der Veken Executive Director Responsible Jewellery Council Read Bio Kahina Van Dyke Global Head of Digital Channels & Data Analytics Standard Chartered Bank Read Bio Dr. Jamshid Vayghan Global CTO and Vice President for Communication Services IBM Corporation Read Bio Manish Vyas President, Communications, Media & Entertainment Business & CEO Network Services, Tech Mahindra Read Bio Matthew Wadiak Founder and CEO Cooks Venture Read Bio Jefferson Wang Global 5G Lead Accenture Read Bio Sherrie Rollins Westin President Sesame Workshop Read Bio Rodney Williams CEO & President Belvedere Read Bio Yasu Yamazaki Chief Evangelist Axelspace Read Bio Greg Young Vice President, Cybersecurity and CorpDev Trend Micro Read Bio Alice Yu SVP Palantir Read Bio Bloomberg Participants Lisa Abramowicz Anchor Bloomberg Radio Read Bio Shery Ahn Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Nour Al Ali Journalist Bloomberg News Read Bio Tracy Alloway Executive Editor, Asia News Desk Bloomberg Read Bio Haslinda Amin Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Drew Armstrong Senior Editor for Healthcare Bloomberg News Read Bio Michael Barr Host Bloomberg Radio Read Bio Sonali Basak Financial Correspondent Bloomberg Read Bio Matthew Bloxham Head of TMT Research, EMEA Bloomberg Intelligence Read Bio Romaine Bostick Correspondent and Co-anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Shartia Brantley Deputy New York Bureau Chief and Senior Editor Bloomberg Live Read Bio Jan Bratanic Reporter Bloomberg Read Bio Rachel Chang Team Leader, Asia Consumer, Health & Media News Bloomberg News Read Bio Emily Chang Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Julie Chariell Senior Analyst – FinTech/Payments Bloomberg Intelligence Read Bio Manus Cranny Daybreak Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Claire Curry Head of Digital Industry BNEF, Bloomberg Read Bio Anna Edwards Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Stephanie Flanders Senior Executive Editor for Economics Bloomberg Read Bio Simone Foxman Middle East Correspondent Bloomberg Television Read Bio Scarlet Fu Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Deirdre Hipwell Bloomberg Read Bio Caroline Hyde Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Michelle Jamrisko Senior Asia Economy Reporter Bloomberg Read Bio Guy Johnson Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Mallika Kapur Anchor Bloomberg Radio Read Bio Tom Keene Co-anchor, Bloomberg Surveillance Bloomberg Read Bio Jason Kelly Chief Correspondent QuickTake Bloomberg Read Bio Francine Lacqua Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Kailey Leinz Host Bloomberg Television Read Bio David Malingha East Africa Bureau Chief Bloomberg Read Bio Yvonne Man Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Gina Martin Adams Director of Equity Strategy, ETF and ESG Research, Chief Equity Strategist Bloomberg Intelligence Read Bio Fauziah Marzuki Head of LNG BloombergNEF Read Bio Carol Massar Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Laura Millan Climate Reporter Bloomberg News Read Bio Matt Miller Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Joanna Ossinger Global Markets Editor Bloomberg News Read Bio Thomas Pfeiffer EMEA Screentime, TMT Editor Bloomberg Sasha Qadri Senior Programming Director Bloomberg Live Read Bio Christoph Rauwald Senior Reporter Bloomberg Read Bio Taylor Riggs Correspondent Bloomberg Television Read Bio Jeanette Rodrigues South Asia Managing Editor Bloomberg News Read Bio Damian Sassower Chief EM Fixed Income Strategist Bloomberg Intelligence Read Bio Erik Schatzker Host Bloomberg Television Read Bio Ed Stapley Editor, EMEA Bloomberg Live Read Bio Alix Steel Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Brad Stone Senior Executive Editor, Global Tech Bloomberg Read Bio Haidi Stroud-Watts Anchor, ‘Daybreak Australia’ and ‘Daybreak Asia’ Bloomberg Television Read Bio James Tarmy Arts Columnist Bloomberg News and Businessweek Magazine Read Bio Anjani Trivedi Columnist Bloomberg Opinion Read Bio Eddie van der Walt Markets Live Editor Bloomberg News Read Bio Ann-Hunter Van Kirk Senior Equity Research Analyst Bloomberg Intelligence Read Bio Zain Verjee Host and Executive Producer Qatar Economic Forum Read Bio Alex Webb Columnist Bloomberg Opinion Read Bio David Westin Anchor Bloomberg Television Read Bio Jennifer Zabasajja Bloomberg Read Bio Shirley Zhao Reporter Bloomberg Editorial Read Bio

 

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 Pakistan will "absolutely not" allow the CIA to use bases on its soil for cross-border counterterrorism missions after American forces withdraw from Afghanistan, Prime Minister Imran Khan tells Jonathan Swan in a wide-ranging, exclusive interview airing tomorrow on "Axios on HBO."

korea - biden-moon jae-in 2nd leader summit after abe

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can we linkin - privileged to be at moon jae-in first international speech jeju 2017- my fathers norman macrae 50 year diary at the economist celebrated asia rising ; interested in far east contributions to glasgow cop26 and youth futures eg https://educommissionasia.org/

asia's development out of poverty - the best news of un's first 75 years

two thirds of humans are asia

during the first 185 years of humans and machines the consequence of the 7 white empires of the g8 was: vast majority had been left out- with no access to electricity grids 

30 HAPPIEST SOLUTION NETWORKS ADVANCING HUMAN LOT

in 1945 the un was born - here we list 5 of the most collaborative financial services networks applied by asian village mothers to end poverty empowered by extraordinary public servants like sir fazle abed- these sdg goal 1 solution are integrated with goal 2 food security solution; goal 3 health solution 4 livelihood edu solutions; 5 resilient communities that value everyone's right  to a productive and joyful family life

REGARDING SDG1 END POVERTY: CONSIDER year 20 of HUNicorn1.3 ULTRA-GRADUATION OF VERY POOREST - brac's ultta library

-twitter account shameran abed brac point person on goal 1 finance solutions- brac audacious partnerships- award 2020 - see parallel audacious projects

world bank peiglobal catalogues over 200 ultra cases- abdul latif poverty lab researchers at mit win nobel economics prize for evidence research connected to ultra

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BRAC's Ultra-Poor Graduation Programme

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What is Graduation? | Ultra-Poor Graduation - BRAC https://bracultrapoorgraduation.org › what-is-graduation In response, BRAC's Targeting the Ultra-Poor Programme arose in 2002 out of a critical need to devise an approach that was targeted, time-bound, holistic, and ...

=============== thought of 2021's may 15 weekend from sustainability's 30 most grounded learning networks of humans sustaining humans - Larry Brilliant MD, MPH @larrybrilliantMay 12 “Make it the Last Pandemic” is today’s urgent report by The Independent Panel on Pandemic Preparedness and Response. We will be discussing the repercussions of it for years. ⁦@nature ⁩ @amymaxmen ⁩ 1 has best “first take” on this important work.Pandemic investigation: how the world failed to curb COVID First high-level report cites a communication breakdown between the World Health Organization, national leaders and the public.nature.com

50th moral sentiments celebration by 1000 scots: One happy event in dismal sub-prime crisis year 2008, entrepreneurs representing advancement of Bangladesh and China's poorest women's livelihoods since 1970 were invited at Glasgow Uni to give the 250th inaugural lecture of studying adam smith's moral sentiments; in november 2021 we hope to zoom/mooc 15 days update of economic morality and sustainability rsvp chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk

14 YEARS ON GLASGOW ABED.GAMES ADAMSMITH.APP ECOP26.COM OFFERS LEADING WESTERN MAPS TO THE 30 MOST COLLABORATIVE SOLUTIONS USED BY TWO THIRD OF THE WORLDS PEOPLE TO DEVELOP IN LAST HALF CENTURY FROM BEING LEFT OUT OF THE FIRST 210 YEARS OF THE ENGINEERING REVOLUTION

 summer 2017 macrae log asia trip 23 korea trip 2 - to jeju asia infrastructure investment bank summit at jeju

first international speech of moon jse-in - came over as humble and full of optimism - i hope he gets chance to lead for long time

update may 2021

south korea's moon jai-in wants tripartite talks north korea, south korea, usa- ap news reports televised broadcast:

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea’s leader said Monday he’ll use his upcoming summit with President Joe Biden to push to restart diplomacy with North Korea, saying that the U.S. has opted for a diplomatic, phased approach to resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis.

The White House recently said officials completed a review of North Korea policy and suggested the Biden administration would seek a middle ground between Donald Trump’s “grand bargain” and Barack Obama’s “strategic patience” approaches as a way to curb the North’s nuclear ambitions.

In a nationally televised news conference, President Moon Jae-in said he welcomes the direction of the Biden administration’s North Korea policy, which he said was finalized after consultations with South Korea. Moon said Biden’s North Korea policy aims to achieve “the Korean Peninsula’s complete denuclearization through diplomacy with a flexible, gradual and practical approach.

 dear korean friends - thank you i would like to talk a lot too - do you use whatsapp my mobile is + 1 240 316 8157 ;  3 thoughteaders of 2nd half of 20th c who had similar views were my father the economist's norman macrae, peter drucker, ezra vogel; i believe they all hoped japan and south korea would be strong partners by now; at least for subjects younger half of world need tech to get locally right including health, climate, livelihood edu; i am tracking 5 end of years summits starting with home town glasgow cop26; do you know who in korea wants korean youth scottish youth and other youth to be action informed from glasgow - quite recently scot gordon brown helped launch this korean education network- https://educommissionasia.org/about-us-why-we-work-background/?lang=en - do you know any of its people - and do you know anyone in korea who continues positive goals of the jeju aiib summit the first international space moon-jae-in spoke at with such optimism back in 2017  ps because of anonymous contributions to the economist my father was only well known in japan where he was awarded empire order of rising sun- can we use that to bridge a few people in korea/japan? or what way forwards do you see as most optimistic given the deep urgent challenges peoples/communities face everywhere - is there one korean university whose leadership you are closest to?

saving myanmar

to save myanmar 4 countries needed to meet privately being the biggest inward investors

japan china usa and someone representing rest of asean

while these countries quarrel they are an even bigger threat than the military

myanmar suffers from the world not joining together to connect a superport though the bay of bengal- an ideal time/place/space could have been a joint port near cox's bazaar uniting bangladesh and myanmar- 

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this along with future of health, money etc was discussed back in 2008 at the royal automobile club where sub editors of the economist , those who had served in allied bomber command in ww2 stationed in myamar valued dr muhammad yunus geopolitical insight

who could have convened this private meeting in 2008? why did obama/biden fail ? what does kamala harris have to say 12years later given she is just about the only leader in usa whose family came from an indian city overlooking the great bay of bengal

if usa was not going to take the lead couldnt japan and china have jointly done so

big finance in west since death of kennedy seems to has never helped invest in infrastructure at borders- we needed transparent sumjits hosted by 21st c new develomemt banks connected by ai thought leaders - jaan and china could have co-hosted lead of such summits precisely where washington dc had zero relevant knowhow

saving south asia

perhaps its no surprise that one of the greatest superport opportunities in the world today is the coastal belt bangladesh occupies- a superport at cox's bazaar could if designed with china india and myanmar give bangladesh peoples a huge leap forward and benefit the peoples of the border areas with myanmar; china's belt road is already restoring win-win trades across the europe (med sea) suez djibouti-uae - pakistan coast at Gwadar -where would india like to join in; sri lanka is alread a big part of Belt Road Imagination

if you go east of china on a similar latitude to bangaldesh's coastline you would reach mexico, which could soon have the largest ports in the americas- psst dont tell trump but nobody could be doing a better job of marketing china and mexicos mutual win-wins

del rosso - carnegie from 2008 carnegie-tsingua need assessments also new needs assessment - seecarnegie.org replacing elderly us scholars with new blood -additional year suport mandarin skills - quantuative/formal modeling china fellowship program of wilson need deeply more nuanced mediation us-chia our carnegie alums 10:00am – 11:00am ET Keynote Speech Moderated by Abraham Denmark. Opening remarks by Robert Litwak, Senior Vice President and Director of International Security Studies at the Wilson Center, and Stephen Del Rosso, Program Director, International Peace & Security at the Carnegie Corporation of New York. Keynote Speaker: J. Stapleton Roy, Founding Director Emeritus and Distinguished Scholar, Kissinger Institute on China and the United States. 12:30pm – 02:00pm ET The Chinese Authoritarian Model and Its Global Impact Moderated by Charles Kraus. Under President Xi Jinping, several trends—technological advancements in surveillance and big data, an institutional strengthening of the CCP, and a growing authoritarianism—converged to witness a more aggressive approach to domestic security in places such as Tibet, Hong Kong, and Xinjiang. In China’s northwestern province of Xinjiang, the government has engaged in a widespread campaign of repression, mass surveillance, and detainment. In support of this effort over the past decade, China has implemented a surveillance system that combines traditional methods with high-technology such as facial recognition. With this expansion in surveillance, some analysts have identified a “China Model” of authoritarianism in opposition to liberal democracy that some warn could be exported elsewhere. Elsewhere in the world, China has begun exporting its suite of surveillance technologies to numerous countries throughout the world, an initiative that triggers some concern about negative impacts on democracy and governance. What does this approach to domestic security and surveillance mean for the international system? What does this issue indicate for the future of China and its relationships with other powers? Fellows: Darren Byler: “Chinese Technologies of Population Management on the New Silk Road” Alexander Dukalskis: “Authoritarian Image Management & PRC ‘Advertorials’ in Foreign Publications” Sheena Chestnut Greitens: “Assessing the Global Impact of Chinese Surveillance Technology” 02:30pm – 04:00pm ET Global Norms, Governance, and Chinese Policymaking Moderated by Robert Daly. The Chinese government adopts an increasingly assertive role in multilateral institutions, such as the United Nations, even as it founds alternate fora, like the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. It is conceivable that a stronger China will push for alterations to existing and emerging rules and norms to suit its interests. Across ungoverned spaces or areas of contested international governance, such as outer space, the deep sea, and poles, China has attempted to emerge as a global leader in norm-setting. Data policy constitutes another arena of contestation where China exerts increasing influence while advancing a competing vision of privacy and internet governance often at odds with Western models. However, Chinese policymaking does not occur in a vacuum, and a surprising history of “policy collaging” points to the oftentimes hidden outside influences on Chinese norms, legislation, and reform efforts. Fellows: Wendy Leutert: “The International Origins of China’s National Champions.” Xiao Liu: “Understanding China’s Governance Space of Personal Data” THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4 10:00am – 11:30am ET China’s Foreign Policy Along a Contested Periphery Moderated by Abraham Denmark. In recent years, President Xi Jinping of China has embarked upon a more assertive and active Chinese foreign policy, particularly in its own neighborhood. 2020 witnessed a deadly dispute erupt over the Line of Actual Control with India that spurred a sharp increase in India-China tensions. Shortly thereafter, the United States and India signed an important bilateral defense agreement, the BECA, which signals stronger ties in the face of rising Chinese involvement in the region. In Pakistan, China has launched the geopolitically-significant China-Pakistan Economic Corridor as part of its Belt and Road Initiative. The question of China’s influence over Pakistani decision-making bears importance on India’s rise and the United States’ role in South Asia. Elsewhere, Taiwan is facing increasing pressure from China in the aftermath of President Tsai Ing-wen’s reelection in 2020. Within this tense atmosphere, the Taiwan-Japan-United States trilateral relationship will grow increasingly important for stability in the region. Going forward, these tensions and the future of the wider region will hinge upon China’s foreign policy approaches to its periphery, as well as the responses of local actors and great powers such as India, the United States, and Japan. Fellows: Christopher Colley: “An Emerging Great Power Triangle? China, India, and the United States in the Indian Ocean.” Isaac Kardon: “China’s ‘New Era’ of Influence on Pakistan.” Adam Liff: “The U.S.-Japan Alliance and Taiwan.” 12:30pm – 02:00pm ET The BRI and Chinese Influence in the Global South Moderated by Jennifer Turner. China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) currently reaches a wide swath of countries with a particular emphasis on Southeast Asia and the broader Global South. Of China's numerous investments, nuclear exports constitute one of the key areas with the potential for strong impact geopolitically.  China’s hydropower investments in Southeast Asia also have the potential to meet growing energy demand while mitigating climate change. However, they also bring challenges with cross-boundary water governance, environmental damage, and large-scale displacement of communities. Elsewhere, concerns about China’s intentions and the environmental impact have forced China to deploy new discourses throughout the Global South centered on a green BRI. Is this a genuine embrace of environmentally-minded development or a clever marketing strategy? Exploring and parsing out the on-the-ground facts and bird’s eye view of the BRI will expand our understanding and enable policymakers to craft effective and timely responses to this geopolitically significant effort. Fellows: Jessica Liao: “China’s Green Mercantilism and Environmental Governance: A New Belt and Road to the Global South?” Lami Kim: “Nuclear Belt and Road: China’s Nuclear Exports and Its Implications for World Politics.” Cecilia Han Springer: “Environmental Sustainability and China’s Hydropower Development in Southeast Asia.” 02:30pm – 04:00pm ET Is a New Cold War Inevitable? Chinese Intentions and the Role of Misperception Moderated by Robert Daly. Over the past four years, policy discussion on the potential for a second Cold War have expanded greatly as tensions rise in the U.S.-China relationship. Indeed, great power competition to varying degrees has become bipartisan consensus under the Trump administration. On issues ranging from trade and human rights to intellectual property and international security, the United States and China increasingly identify the other as their chief rival. However, as shown in the American experience with the People’s Republic of China between 1949 and 1972, misperception and mirroring often cloud intelligence analysis and policy decision-making processes. On the other hand, American and Chinese national interests and strategic intentions are clearly divergent. On issues such as the South China Sea, China’s intentions and desired end state will greatly impact the course of U.S.-China relations. Understanding the nature of the competition and its historical parallels can serve to guide policymakers and reduce the risk of escalation. To what extent are the United States and China locked into competition? Are the current tensions the result of policy choices or the natural outcome of divergent national interests? Fellows: Sara Castro: “Lop Nur and the U.S. Intelligence Gaze: Evaluating the American Intelligence Process During China’s Nuclearization.” Oriana Skylar Mastro: “The Heart of the Matter: Understanding Chinese Intentions in the South China Sea and Implications for U.S. Strategy.” Joshua Shifrinson: “The U.S.-China Competition in Historical and Theoretical Perspective.” EVENT SPONSORS ASIA PROGRAM KISSINGER INSTITUTE ON CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES CHINA ENVIRONMENT FORUM HISTORY AND PUBLIC POLICY PROGRAM OverviewAgenda OVERVIEW AGENDA Over the past year, the 2020 Wilson China Fellows have undertaken policy research on a range of vital issues relevant to the rise of China and the future of U.S.-China ties. From February 3rd to the 4th, our Fellows will publicly present and debate their findings on topics ranging from international security to the environment in order to address important policy questions, such as: What does China’s approach to domestic security and surveillance in Xinjiang mean for the international system? How will its exports of this technology impact the world at large? What role does China’s influence play in global norms, governance, and policymaking in international institutions, especially pertaining to emergent issues such as big data, internet governance, and “new frontiers”? How does China’s assertive foreign policy impact security along its contested periphery? What is the extent of Chinese influence in Pakistan, the state of its competition with India, and the future of Taiwan's growing ties with Japan and the United States? What is the impact of China’s Belt and Road Initiative on the environment and geopolitics in Southeast Asia? How do these investments affect China’s influence in the region? To what extent are the United States and China locked into competition and what role does misperception play in their rivalry? What are China's intentions and strategy towards the South China Sea and its other vital national interests? Please join us virtually as the 2020 Wilson China Fellows present their findings and policy recommendations on February 3rd and 4th. Find the full agenda and list of speakers above, under the "Agenda" tab. You may submit questions for the speakers by emailing asia@wilsoncenter.org or tweeting us @AsiaProgram. Panelists From Left to Right, Top Row: Darren Byler, Sara Castro, Christopher Colley, Alexander Dukalskis, Sheena Chestnut Greitens, Isaac Kardon, Lami Kim. Bottom Row: Wendy Leutert, Jessica Liao, Adam Liff, Xiao Liu, Oriana Skyler Mastro, Joshua Shifrinson, Cecilia Han Springer IMAGE CREDIT Learn more about the 2020 Wilson Fellows INTRODUCTIONS Robert S. Litwak Senior Vice President and Director of International Security Studies Stephen Del Rosso Program Director, International Peace & Security at the Carnegie Corporation of New York KEYNOTE SPEAKER J. Stapleton Roy Distinguished Fellow; Founding Director Emeritus, Kissinger Institute on China and the United States MODERATORS Abraham Denmark Director, Asia Program Charles Kraus Deputy Director, History and Public Policy Program Robert Daly Director, Kissinger Institute on China and the United States Jennifer L. Turner Director, China Environment Forum & Manager, Global Choke Point Initiative PANELISTS Sheena Chestnut Greitens Wilson China Fellow; Associate Professor at the Lyndon B. Johnson School at the University of Texas at Austin. Darren Byler Wilson China Fellow; Post-Doctoral Fellow at the Center for Asian Studies, University of Colorado Boulder Alexander Dukalskis Wilson China Fellow; Associate Professor, the School of Politics and International Relations at University College Dublin Xiao Liu Wilson China Fellow; Assistant Professor at McGill University and Fellow at the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution of the World Economic Forum. Wendy Leutert Wilson China Fellow; GLP-Ming Z. Mei Chair of Chinese Economics and Trade, Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies and the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at Indiana University. Isaac Kardon Wilson China Fellow; Assistant Professor, Department of Strategic and Operational Research at the U.S. Naval War College Adam Liff Wilson China Fellow; Associate Professor of East Asian International Relations, Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies, Indiana University and Director of the “21st Century Japan Politics & Society Initiative” (21JPSI). Christopher Colley Wilson China Fellow; Assistant Professor of Security Studies at the National Defense College of the United Arab Emirates Lami Kim Wilson China Fellow; Assistant Professor at the U.S. Army War College and Adjunct Fellow at Pacific Forum. Cecilia Han Springer Wilson China Fellow; Senior Researcher at Boston University's Global China Initiative. Jessica Liao Wilson China Fellow; Assistant Professor of Political Science, North Carolina State University. Oriana Skylar Mastro Wilson China Fellow; Center Fellow at Stanford University’s Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies (FSI) Sara Castro Wilson China Fellow; Assistant Professor, United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Department of History Joshua Shifrinson Wilson China Fellow; Assistant Professor of International Relations, Pardee School of Global Studies, Boston University. 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why conern on rise of china?

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america thinks anout change in china in much too short a time span

why has us policy of engament in china become unpopular  with pundits - mirscilus human develop,ent - wester educate chinese governing chia institutions- modernised education ystem- -- wealth flows

modernised economy/society and its poitican system

dont prejudge where china is evolving over a few short years

globalisation winners and losers long term pattern n=both usa and china

focus on foreign policy goals not changes to its domestic system

if we cant help remake cuba why do we think we can rebuild china, afghanistan anywhere

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lessons of cold war forgotten

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usa not well posituoned to take on onu=tegrated challenges other nations around world want supporton

us income discrepancues soarung - never seen such disparity - top 10 % own 88%

nothing forbottom 50%

friennd/allies could rely on reasonNLE CONSSTENY OVER TIME- DONT ASSUME USA CAN JUST RETURN- LOSS OF CONFIDENCE OF WORLDS NATIONS

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