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LSE public event moderated by Anthony Bartzokas, Associate Professor Department of Economics of University of Athens

LSE public event moderated by Anthony Bartzokas, Associate Professor Department of Economics of University of Athens
10.04.2014 - 12.38

LSE public event moderated by the Associate Professor Department of Economics University of Athens Anthony Bartzokas entitled “Unlocking the growth potential: regional economic corridors in South East Europe” will be held at Thursday, 16 May 2024.

Cross-border trade and investment levels and regional integration in South East Europe remain below potential, reflecting persistent problems with the business environment, market fragmentation, and low-quality infrastructure. In a period of elevated geopolitical uncertainties, the need to catalyse the growth potential in the region is evident. A distinguished panel of market participants and experts will consider the potential benefits of deeper regional integration in energy, digitalization, and transportation in the context of European integration, targeted support from international financial institutions and increasing private sector involvement.

See more: https://www.lse.ac.uk/Hellenic-Observatory/Events/events-pages/2023-24/SEE/economic-corridors

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