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The Economist's second annual Asia Trade Summit will analyse the risks and opportunities surrounding trade in the region.
On behalf of The Economist Events, it is my pleasure to invite you, as our complimentary guest*, to attend the summit in Hong Kong.
Join 250+ regional trade negotiators, business leaders, policymakers, academics and economists for a day of rigorous debate and pragmatic insight. | Key questions we will answer:
- As the global trade model shifts to accommodate changing attitudes and policy towards free trade, automation and digitalisation, who will benefit from such adjustments, immediately and in the medium to long term?
- What is the future of the WTO? What would happen if there were no longer a viable mechanism for settling disputes?
- Are multi-country and bilateral trade pacts the future?
- How can businesses react to the shifting legal structures?
- Is the US-China trade war's impact overrated?
- What should the ideal scenario be for Asia trade in 2030?
- What is your organisation doing to shape the future for the better?
| | |  | | | We look forward to your participation. | | |  | Laurel West Managing Director, Content Solutions and Events, Asia The Economist Group | | | | | |  | Ambassador and permanent representative of India World Trade Organisation |  | Chair, general council, WTO and ambassador and Permanent Representative of Thailand to the WTO and WIPO |  | Chairman The International Chamber of Shipping | | | | * This offer is for you specifically - nomination of another person to attend on your behalf is subject to space availability and approval by The Economist Events. There is no cost attached to a guest pass, however, places are limited and confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis. You are only registered once you receive a confirmation email from us. | | |  | | | | |
