By Bahk Eun-ji
Song Kyungjin, executive director of the Innovative Economy Forum, will attend the 8th Raisina Dialogue, a flagship global strategic conference of the Narendra Modi administration, on March 2-4, in New Delhi, India.
This year's Raisina Dialogue is being held immediately after the G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting between March 1 and 2 in New Delhi to maximize its input to the G20 summit this year. India has assumed the presidency of this year's G20 summit.
Song is invited to speak at a session on "The Emerging Consensus: G20 and the Development Imperative" on March 3 together with Mauro Vieira, Minister of Foreign Affairs (Brazil); Naledi Pador, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation (South Africa); Alan Ganoo, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mauritius; and Ambassaor Elisabetta Belloni (Italy).
The speakers will discuss the rationale for the G20 to engage in the issue of development, the role of international financial institutions in addressing the needs of emerging economies and ways to avoid disputes between developed and developing countries that have constrained multilateral forums.
Song will also speak at the "G20 Global Research Forum," an Indian G20 initiative, about the digital transformation for inclusive growth and digital public infrastructure. She will also engage in discussions on some of the main G20 priorities such as green transition, sustainable development goals and gender issues.
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| Song Kyungjin |
Song Kyungjin, executive director of the Innovative Economy Forum, will attend the 8th Raisina Dialogue, a flagship global strategic conference of the Narendra Modi administration, on March 2-4, in New Delhi, India.
This year's Raisina Dialogue is being held immediately after the G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting between March 1 and 2 in New Delhi to maximize its input to the G20 summit this year. India has assumed the presidency of this year's G20 summit.
Song is invited to speak at a session on "The Emerging Consensus: G20 and the Development Imperative" on March 3 together with Mauro Vieira, Minister of Foreign Affairs (Brazil); Naledi Pador, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation (South Africa); Alan Ganoo, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mauritius; and Ambassaor Elisabetta Belloni (Italy).
The speakers will discuss the rationale for the G20 to engage in the issue of development, the role of international financial institutions in addressing the needs of emerging economies and ways to avoid disputes between developed and developing countries that have constrained multilateral forums.
Song will also speak at the "G20 Global Research Forum," an Indian G20 initiative, about the digital transformation for inclusive growth and digital public infrastructure. She will also engage in discussions on some of the main G20 priorities such as green transition, sustainable development goals and gender issues.
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