Events

Conference on Macroprudential Regulation in Sub-Saharan Africa

Paris, France

Le groupe policy@Manchester de l'Université de Manchester, la Fondation pour les Etudes et Recherches sur le Développement International et OCP Policy Center co-organisent une conférence de haut niveau portant sur la Régulation Macroprudentielle en Afrique sub-Saharienne qui aura lieu le Mercredi 18 Octobre 2017 à Paris, France. 

Columbia University

As climate change’s effects are already visible, the COP21 Paris agreement to maintain global warming to well below 2°C by 2100 entails the need for over USD1 trillion per year by 2030 worldwide to finance the energy transition, while another $1.4tn by 2030 is needed in low‐income countries alone to reach the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). For the first time in 2016, climate finance was added to the G20 Agenda in Hangzhou and at the heart of the Marrakech summit

Ministry of Economy and Finance, Rabat

by invitation

OCP Policy Center and the Ministry of Economy and Finance organize the presentation of a research paper entitled “A Practitioner’s Guide for Building the Interregional Input-Output System for Morocco, 2013” ensured by Professor Eduardo Amaral Haddad in the premises of the Ministry of Economy and Finance in Rabat.

Haut-Commissariat au Plan

La Guerre de l’Information Aura-t-Elle Lieu ?

ONHYM, Rabat

OCP Policy Center et l’ONHYM organisent la présentation de la deuxième édition d’ARCADIA, Annual Report on Commodity Analytics and Dynamics in Africa , un rapport de 270 pages dédié spécialement aux marchés des matières premières en Afrique, et rédigé par une trentaine d’experts internationaux sous la direction de Philippe Chalmin, Professeur à l’Université Paris Dauphine et Yves Jégourel, maître de conférences à l’Université de Bordeaux et Senior Fellow à l’OCP Policy Center. Le rapport Arcadia s’inscrit dans le cadre d’une collaboration entre CyclOpe et l’OCP Policy Center.

OCP Policy Center, Rabat

OCP Policy Center organise une conférence intitulée "Perspectives Politiques de l'Afrique", le jeudi 5 et vendredi 6 Octobre 2017 à Rabat.

OCP Policy Centre, Rabat

OCP Policy Center organise la présentation du trente et unième Rapport CyclOpe, assurée par le Professeur Philippe Chalmin. Sous le thème: « Vent d'Est Vent d'Ouest, les marches mondiaux à la croisée des ventsde la planète » Mercredi 4 octobre 2017 à 17h00 à l'OCP Policy Center

The Ministry of Economy and Finance – Morocco

A high-level discussion with Mr. Jeromin Zettelmeyer on the “Euro Area Reform” will take place on Tuesday 3 October at the Ministry of Economy and Finance of Morocco. It aims to shed light on the main Euro reforms by capitalizing on Mr. Zettelmeyer’s insights.

OCP Policy Centre - Rabat

OCP Policy center is organizing a high-level discussion with Jeromin Zettelmeyer of the Peterson Institute for International Economics on “The Advance of Economic Nationalism in Advanced and Emerging Markets, and Threats on the Global Economy”. The conversation aims to shed light on the issue of economic nationalism, by capitalizing on Mr. Zettelmeyer’s insights.

Paris, France

In 2013, Chinese president Xi Jinping first unveiled his broad vision to develop regional connectivity and infrastructure across Eurasia that would later be officially named the Belt and Road Initiative (or yi dai yi lu, One Belt, One Road, or OBOR). The initiative has emerged as a central narrative of Xi’s foreign policy, and China has already committed an estimated $300 billion in financing for infrastructure projects such as roads, railways, ports, power plants and telecommunications hardware across Asia to the Middle East, Europe and Africa. Some estimate the figure could reach $1 trillion over the next decade. Moving beyond physical infrastructure, China hopes to make OBOR a catalyst for developing the so-called “five connectivities” to include infrastructure, finance, commerce, people-to-people exchanges and policy coordination – in effect taking on a more normative role in shaping the regional economic and social order. By now opening the initiative up to all countries and regions of the world, China is seemingly looking to develop OBOR into a broad-ranging platform for coordinating regional development and, possibly, global governance.