“Making Trade and Finance Work for People and the Planet” is the subject of a public symposium to be held in Geneva June 22-24 by UNCTAD (the UN Conference on Trade and
Development).
Governmental and non-governmental leaders will discuss the subject from various aspects in two round tables and eight break-out sessions, with emphasis on interactive debate. Simultaneous translations will be provided in the six official UNCTAD languages.
The International Trade Union Confederation will lead a breakout session on the proposed financial transaction tax.
For more information contact UNCTAD at http://www.unctad.org/publicsymposium. Deadline for registration, which is mandatory, is June 10.
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Monday, May 23, 2011
How can trade and finance work for people?
Posted by Robert A. Senser at 10:26 AM
Labels: global finance, Trade Reform, UNCTAD
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