REGISTRATION
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PAPER PROPOSAL
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ESSAY
COMPETITION
The 21st Economix Essay Competition challenges participants to organize their ideas and knowledge that revolves around the sub themes of The 21st Economix. We welcome participants to analyze global issues regarding the global value chain and industry, growth paths for developing countries, and the green transition into the form of sharp and critical academic essays.
MODEL UNITED NATIONS
The 21st Economix Model United Nations provides delegates from differing backgrounds with the valuable opportunity to come together and challenge themselves to solve the defining issue of deglobalization and other international issues. Delegates will enjoy two days of rewarding diplomatic experience filled with rich debates and negotiations by representing countries from around the globe in a United Nations council and to expose delegates on current world issues and how different nations approach the problem. Highly experienced conference directors will guide the discussions, accompanying delegates in crafting a joint draft resolution and ultimately select the highest performing delegates to receive awards.
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INTERNATIONAL DIALOGUE
INTERNATIONAL
DIALOGUE
In the past, the International Dialogue has been successful in educating international audiences regarding niche issues that have an effect on the global economy. The current theme for this year’s International Dialogue is “Financing the Green Transition of Developing Countries”. Emerging giants of global demand–that are correlated with low and middle-income countries–are now starting to require high energy consumption, with there is only a small amount of environmental funds investment in these nations which can jeopardize the future of the world’s energy and climate. This session will look to discuss the importance of investment in clean energy technologies usage to create a green and environmentally-friendly pathway of growth.
INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR
Throughout past Economix events, the International Seminar has managed to educate the global public on crucial and interesting themes related to global economic issues. These themes were discussed and presented by economic experts from within and outside the country. Speakers who have participated in our International Seminar include economists from the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, and International Monetary Fund, and great figures such as Professor Emil Salim, Mr. Ignasius Jonan, Professor Iwan Jaya Azis, Mr. Arcandra Tahar and Mr. Jusuf Kalla, Former Vice-President of Indonesia.
PAST INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR
