The Economy of Trust as the Key Driver of Integration in Greater Eurasia
Today, mutual trust is more essential than ever: it’s a key factor in forming a favourable environment for economic cooperation across Eurasia. But how can economic collaboration be fostered in such a way that honesty and transparency translate into profit and prosperity? How can these abstract values be applied when looking at tangible economic indicators for joint projects? How can a just and fair transformation of economic cooperation between countries be achieved to make development mutually beneficial, when the countries involved display different degrees of human capital development, as well as significant cultural and social differences?
Moderator
Alexander Ageev,
Director General, International Research Institute of Management Problems
Panellists
Svetozar Darnev,
Chairman of the Board of Directors, Osnova
Dmitry Egorchenkov,
Director, Institute for Strategic Studies and Predictions, Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia
Yan Kalish,
Associate, Baker Botts LLP
Sammy Kotwani,
President, Indian Business Alliance (IBA)
Svetlana Smirnova,
First Deputy Secretary General, International Union of Non-Governmental Organizations "Assembly of Peoples of Eurasia" (Russia)
Dmitry Stefanovsky,
Head, Laboratory of Information Technologies and Digital Consulting; Co-founder, Digital Transformation School, The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA)
Sergey Sulimov,
Founder, "Leader" Educational Center; Founder, "EnglishPapa" Language School; Founder, BookYourStudy Service