Upcoming Events
CRANS MONTANA FORUM'S SUMMER SESSION
Every year since 1989, the Crans Montana Forum’s Summer session has been held in the Swiss-Wallis mountain village of Crans-Montana.
For a long week-end, Crans-Montana becomes the village of thinkers and decision-makers.
Indeed key Representatives from Governments, Diplomacy, International Organizations, Political Parties and Parliaments from all parts of the world come together in Crans-Montana to discuss the current issues and network in the most informal atmosphere.
The open character of the event promotes a climate of tolerance for all opinions and contributes to the overcoming of national, ideological and disciplinary boundaries in a harmonious way.
Since its very first moments, more than 77.000 people from around the World have taken up the invitation to participate in the Crans Montana Forum activities.
THE EURO CRISIS : IMPACT ON THE WORLD ECONOMY
While the world is shaken up by the Euro crisis, the Crans Montana Forum organizes an Extraordinary Session in Brussels (Belgium) from October 16 to 19, 2013.
This Session will address the impact of the crisis on New Economies, most particularly in Africa.
How will Euroland get out of the financial crisis?
How will the Euro crisis impact Middle Eastern and Central Asian economies?
While Europe is suffering from a major financial crisis, how can Africa
Adapt its cooperation policies with the European Union ?
The Forum offers unique networking opportunities, recognized all over the world, and gathers high-level personalities from Governments, International Organizations and Businesses.
Crans Montana Forum’s intimate and friendly atmosphere, free from all protocol constraints, provides each Participant with the best opportunities for establishing direct high-level contacts with every decision-maker.
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BUSINESS AND GLOBAL & NATIONAL SECURITY
The 15th International Summit on Transnational Crime will take place in Brussels (Belgium), October 16 to 19, 2013.
Being a multi-dimensional platform, this Summit brings together the World’s Public and Private sectors, Governments, International Organizations, Civil Society and Businesses.
A MORE HUMANE WORLD : KEY TO STABILITY AND DEVELOPMENT
In the framework of the Crans Montana Forum Extraordinary Session & International Summit on Transnational Crime, to take place in Brussels from October 16 to 19, 2013, a Special Program co-organized in association with UNESCO & ISESCO will be dedicated to :
A More Humane World : Key to Stability and Development
Thursday, October 17th
Amongst the key topics to be addressed :
The issues : Gender Equality, Dignity, Respect and Right to Education
The challenge : improving the Peaceful and Structuring Role of Religions
The necessity : Ethical Corporate policies and Community Investment
The New Leaders for Tomorrow are most welcomed to actively contribute to this Programme.
NEW LEADERS FOR TOMORROW
On the occasion of the Crans Montana Forum Extraordinary session & International Summit on Transnational Crime, to take place in Brussels (Belgium), October 16 to 19, 2013, the New Leaders for Tomorrow are invited to actively contribute to 2 Special Sessions :
· “A more Humane World : Key to Stability and Development” in association with UNESCO & ISESCO.
· Special course on ”Anti-corruption & Good Governance”, for a better understanding of corruption practice, risks and existing anti-corruption tools.
It will also be the occasion to welcome new Members in the New Leaders’ Community.
FIGHTING PIRACY : CHALLENGE FOR THE MARITIME TRANSPORT INDUSTRY
On the occasion of the Crans Montana Forum Extraordinary Session & International Summit on Transnational Crime, to take place in Brussels from October 16 to 19, 2013, the Crans Montana Club of Ports will hold a Special Programme dedicated to :
Maritime Transport Industry & Piracy
with a focus on the Horn of Africa, the Gulf of Guinea and Indonesia
Friday, October 18th
Key decision-makers in the maritime industry from Africa and all over the world will meet in Brussels to tackle the challenges of countries’ capacity building and piracy’s economic cost.
This Special Programme will provide an overview on the status of piracy today and address the main issues which encourage Piracy and hinder response.
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