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2015 GIS: Panel Discussion on The Policy Landscape for Global Competitiveness Panelists: E. Tae-shin Kwon, President and CEO of Korea Economic Research Institute and former minister of the Korean Prime Minister’s office Dr. Basheer Al-Ghuraydh, Executive Director and Secretary General of the U.S.-Saudi Business Council Mr. Ashraf Naguib, Co-founder and CEO of Global Trade Matters ...

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The Global Federation of Competitiveness Councils is a global network of leaders from competitiveness councils around the world.

The fundamental drivers of national competitiveness are being knitted together in networks that now underpin global economic growth. Innovation, sustainability and resilience—once the foundation for national competitiveness advantage—are now global platforms for prosperity. Acting globally is now a prerequisite to economic competitiveness nationally.

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