The contours of what will be key trends in global politics and business in the coming decade are becoming increasingly visible as Covid-19 lock-downs end and attempts at economic recovery are made.
China’s ascent as a great power is further bolstered,  while the US’s role as a global leader is weakened. Relations between the two countries remain tense. This event takes stock of the two countries’ relations post-covid 19 and explores the likelihood of enhanced cooperation versus intensifying conflict in global politics. We discuss the future of global trade and the extent to which tensions in global politics may derail upcoming climate negotiations and the broader sustainability agenda.

Innledere som har bekreftet deltakelse:

• Ine Eriksen Søreide, Norwegian Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Edward Luce, Author and Journalist, Financial Times
• Andreas Sohmen Pao, Chairman BW Group, Singapore
• Dr. Yu Jie, Senior Research Fel­low on China in the Asia-Pacific Pro­gram at Chatham House
• Angels Orduña, Executive Director - ‎SPIRE2030

Paneldeltakere:

• Liv Monica Stubholt, Corporate lawyer and partner in the law firm Selmer. 
• Dr Stina Torjesen, Associate Professor, School of Business and Law, University of Agder.
• Helge Aasen, Chairman Eyde Cluster
• Rolf Thore Roppestad, CEO Gard 

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