Driving commercial and political engagement between Asia, the Middle East and Europe
Driving commercial and political engagement between Asia, the Middle East and Europe
Driving commercial and political engagement between Asia, the Middle East and Europe
H.E Mr. Lundeg Purevsuren gives an interview about the country’s economic future.
However, reforms to raise labour productivity could invigorate developing Asia’s potential growth.
Thomas Lembong explained the opening up of the Indonesian economy had a social impact.
The Indonesian president forecast strong economic growth and a stable investment climate.
Notable global business figures attended the private discussion with the Indonesian president.
Michael Lawrence chaired a private briefing with the President of Indonesia and corporate members.
A panel of experts shared their views on the Philippine economy at a high-level conference.
Cesar V. Purisima says GDP growth in the Philippines could reach 7 – 8 %.
The successful candidate will market and sell the range of services that Asia House offers.
President of the EBRD Sir Suma Chakrabarti says Turkey and Central Asia are “growth areas”.
China’s recent membership of the EBRD and the bank’s new office in Tokyo were discussed.
However GST was missing and retrospective tax amendments could be bolder, Richard Rekhy said.
Monika Staerk assesses the challenges the NLD Government faces and opportunities for business.
India’s growth rate, the Vodafone tax dispute and smart cities were among the topics discussed.
The Hong Kong Chief Secretary for Administration wrote a chapter for Asia 2025.
The Vice Governor of Economic Affairs discussed how Iran is open for European foreign investment.
