The thirty-ninth edition of the annual workshop of The European House – Ambrosetti, this year entitled: “ Today's and tomorrow's scenario for competitive strategies”. After the rain of speeches by renowned economists, managers, bankers, scholars, politicians, Prime Minister Enrico Letta will speak on Sunday morning.
Here is the workshop schedule:
Friday September 6st
– The economic framework
– Rapidly growing economies and new political and economic balances
– Today the world of tomorrow – Scientific developments
– Technologies and innovation as engines for growth
– Geopolitical risks of the crisis in Syria
Saturday 7rd September
– Agenda for Europe
– Challenges and priorities for Europe
– What future for Europe: speech by the President of the European Council Herman Van Rompuy
– What balance between rigor and growth
– The state of the eurozone
– Presentation of a research on the best performing countries in Europe: the cases of Austria and Poland
– Reviving Europe's competitiveness and growth
– Conversation with the President of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde
– Manufacturing to return to growth
– Work as a competitive lever
– The challenges of energy
Sunday September 8th
Italy in the global context
– The New Media and the politics of the future
– Education, innovation, technology, industry, at the service of the country
- Economy
– Priority for Italy
– Constitutional reforms
– Justice and Security
– Speech by the President of the Council of Ministers Enrico Letta
During the meeting, the results of three important researches will be presented: Research on the best performing countries in Europe: the cases of Austria and Poland; The excellence of the plastics supply chain for the industrial relaunch of Europe and Italy; Intelligent technologies at the service of the country.
The proceedings will take place, as per tradition, behind closed doors. Here are some of the speakers who will participate:
Esko Aho (Senior Fellow, Harvard University – United States, former Prime Minister of Finland)
Angelino Alfano (Vice President of the Council of Ministers and Minister of the Interior)
Joaquín Almunia (Vice President and Commissioner for Competition, European Commission)
José María Aznar (former Prime Minister of Spain and President, FAES – Fundación para el Análisis y los Estudios Sociales)
Renato Brunetta (Chamber of Deputies)
Anna Maria Cancellieri (Minister of Justice)
Maria Chiara Carrozza (Minister of Education, University and Research)
Gianroberto Casaleggio (President, Casaleggio Associates)
Félix de Vicente Mingo (Minister of Economy, Development and Tourism – Chile)
Niall Ferguson (Laurence A. Tisch Professor of History, Harvard University – United States)
Enrico Giovannini (Minister of Labor and Social Policies)
Christine Lagarde (General Manager, International Monetary Fund)
Enrico Letta (President of the Council of Ministers)
John McCain (Senator for the State of Arizona - United States)
Mario Monti (President, Bocconi University, former President of the Council of Ministers)
Nouriel Roubini (Professor of Economics, Stern School of Business, New York University, Co-founder and Chairman, Roubini Global Economics – United States)
Fabrizio Saccomanni (Minister of Economy and Finance)
Paolo Scaroni (Chief Executive Officer and General Manager, Eni)
Jean-Claude Trichet (Chairman, The Group of Thirty Honorary Governor, Bank of France former President, European Central Bank)
Marco Tronchetti Provera (President and Chief Executive Officer, Pirelli & C.)
Herman Van Rompuy (President of the European Council)
Umberto Veronesi (Scientific Director, European Institute of Oncology)
For the complete list and other information, it is possible to consult the site directly www.ambrosetti.eu
