Sunday, 31 October 2021

How fast will your business grow in 2022? Find out at Asia Trade Week

March 21st - 24th 2022
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Dear Bhinneka,
Asia GDP was forecast to rise by 5.7% in 2021, with China and India growing at a much faster pace than ASEAN. 

Will the pace of recovery in 2022 continue to be uneven across the region? Will export-oriented economies benefit from a sustained pick-up in external demand? How will COP26 shape sustainability issues and what is the impact on your business?
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Join us for the 3rd annual Asia Trade Week— from March 21st to 24th 2022—to discuss the key policy developments on regional government agendas and how these will shape the continued economic recovery.
Hear from over 50 speakers, get actionable insights from our carefully curated agenda of case studies, interact with our live sessions and network with more than 3,000 attendees.
Agenda highlights
  • COP26 and a renewed push for sustainability - its effects on businesses and policy in the region
  • Examining the impact of Sino-American trade tensions on Asia-Pacific trade policy
  • Managing supply-chain disruptions and building resilience
  • The digitalisation of trade finance - with a special focus on SMEs and the future of cryptocurrencies as payment in Asia
  • ESG: When and how to act?
We look forward to you joining us in March next year.
Yours sincerely,
Laurel West
Managing director, Economist Events, Asia 
The Economist Group
 
SPEAKING OPPORTUNITIES >> If you are interested in the speaking opportunities available at Asia Trade Week, please contact: Stephen Hathaway at stephenhathaway@economist.com
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES >> If you are interested in the sponsorship opportunities available at Asia Trade Week, please contact: Christoph Rowen at christophrowen@economist.com
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