TALK “Russia and India : Economic Challenges for BRICS and Future Road Map" a video conference between New Delhi & Moscow at Conference Hall, Russian Information Centre, 2, Bhagwan Dass Road > 1:30pm on 11th February 2016
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TALK “Russia and India : Economic Challenges for BRICS and Future Road Map" a video conference between New Delhi & Moscow
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Conference Hall, Russian Information Centre, 2, Bhagwan Dass Road, New Delhi - 110001
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Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)
Venue : Conference Hall, Russian Information Centre, 2, Bhagwan Dass Road, New Delhi - 110001
Landmark : Next to National School of Drama ( NSD )
Venue Info : About | Events | Nearest Metro Station - 'Mandi House(Blue Line)'
Area : Events at Mandi House Area
Event Description : Information Department of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in India along with Russian News Agency "Rossia Segodnya" cordially invites you to a video conference between New Delhi and Moscow on the following subject:
Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)
Venue : Conference Hall, Russian Information Centre, 2, Bhagwan Dass Road, New Delhi - 110001
Landmark : Next to National School of Drama ( NSD )
Venue Info : About | Events | Nearest Metro Station - 'Mandi House(Blue Line)'
Area : Events at Mandi House Area
"Russia and India : Economic Challenges for BRICS and Future Road Map"
Speaker from India:
Ambassador HHS Viswanatahn
Distinguished fellow, Centre for International Relations , Observer Research Foundation
Mr Nandan Unnikrishnan
Vice President and Senior Fellow at the Observer Research Foundation
Speaker from Russia:
Prof Geogry Toloraya
Executive Director of the National Committee for the study of the BRICS, Director, Asia Institute of Economics
Prof Vladimir Davydov
Deputy Chairman of the Scientific Council of the BRICS, Director, Institute of Latin American Studies
On 15th February 2016 presidency of the BRICS will transition from Russia to India. During Russian presidency initiatives were taken for closer coordination of macroeconomic policies of the BRICS countries , which is reflected in the adopted strategy in Ufa's multilateral economic partnership.
Today the BRICS countries, while continuing to promote the reform of the international financial and economic architecture have been successful in creating its own structure of financial institutions - the New Development Bank and pool of foreign exchange reserves. The instability in the global economy, structural imbalances, high volatility of prices for energy and commodities, as well as the accumulation sovereign debt of a number of major countries directly affect the dynamics of growth of the BRICS economies.
Experts from both the countries will discuss what measure are being planned by the member countries to overcome the tight economic situation ? What plans India has to strengthen the BRICS initiative in the year 2016 under its Presidency?
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Speaker from India:
Ambassador HHS Viswanatahn
Distinguished fellow, Centre for International Relations , Observer Research Foundation
Mr Nandan Unnikrishnan
Vice President and Senior Fellow at the Observer Research Foundation
Speaker from Russia:
Prof Geogry Toloraya
Executive Director of the National Committee for the study of the BRICS, Director, Asia Institute of Economics
Prof Vladimir Davydov
Deputy Chairman of the Scientific Council of the BRICS, Director, Institute of Latin American Studies
On 15th February 2016 presidency of the BRICS will transition from Russia to India. During Russian presidency initiatives were taken for closer coordination of macroeconomic policies of the BRICS countries , which is reflected in the adopted strategy in Ufa's multilateral economic partnership.
Today the BRICS countries, while continuing to promote the reform of the international financial and economic architecture have been successful in creating its own structure of financial institutions - the New Development Bank and pool of foreign exchange reserves. The instability in the global economy, structural imbalances, high volatility of prices for energy and commodities, as well as the accumulation sovereign debt of a number of major countries directly affect the dynamics of growth of the BRICS economies.
Experts from both the countries will discuss what measure are being planned by the member countries to overcome the tight economic situation ? What plans India has to strengthen the BRICS initiative in the year 2016 under its Presidency?
TALK “Russia and India : Economic Challenges for BRICS and Future Road Map" a video conference between New Delhi & Moscow at Conference Hall, Russian Information Centre, 2, Bhagwan Dass Road > 1:30pm on 11th February 2016
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