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107 位演讲者
Abdullah Gul
Abdullah Gul was born on October 29, 1950 in Kasseri Province, central T\u00fcrkiye. Received a degree in economics from Istanbul University. Afterwards, I went to London, UK to continue my Master's and Doctoral degrees in Economics. After returning to China, he established the Department of Industrial Engineering at the University of Sacaria. From 1983 to 1991, worked as an expert at the Islamic Development Bank. In 1991, he was elected as a representative of the Prosperity Party in the province of Caselli. Member of the Planning and Budget Committee of the Parliament from 1991 to 1995. Elected as a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Parliament in 1995. From June 1996 to June 1997, he was the Minister of State of T\u00fcrkiye. From November 2002 to March 2003, he served as the Prime Minister. In March 2003, he was appointed as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs. Elected as President in August 2007. Gul has always been committed to democratic reform. During his tenure as Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Gul pursued an active foreign policy and basically succeeded in balancing T\u00fcrkiye's traditional Western led foreign policy priorities with T\u00fcrkiye's new interests in the Middle East and the Muslim world. His subsequent presidential election was strongly opposed by fanatical supporters of secularism in T\u00fcrkiye, and was initially blocked by the Constitutional Court for fear of his Islamic political background. In 1998, Gul joined the Virtue Party after being banned for anti secular activities. When the party split into traditionalists and modernists in 2000, Gul and Erdogan advocated for the necessity of reform and moderation together. And joined the moderate Justice and Development Party (AKP) founded by Erdogan in 2001. After the 2007 general election, he was elected as the first president of T\u00fcrkiye with an Islamic background.
Achim Steiner
Azim Steiner, born on May 17, 1961, is an environmentalist with Brazilian and German ancestry. He is currently the Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme. Before joining the United Nations Development Programme, he was the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme and the Director of Martin College in Oxford. He has also served as the Director General of the International Union for Conservation of Nature and the Secretary General of the World Commission on Dams. He obtained a bachelor's degree from Worcester College, Oxford University, and a master's degree from the School of Asia and Africa, University of London, specializing in development economics, regional planning, international development, and environmental policy. He also studied at the German Development Institute and Harvard Business School. Steiner began working at the Rural Development Department of the German International Cooperation Agency in 1989. From 1991 to 1997, he worked at the International Union for Conservation of Nature in southern Africa and Washington. Before becoming the Secretary General of the World Commission on Dams, he also served as the Chief Technical Advisor of the Mekong River Commission. In 2001, he returned to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature as its Director General. In 2006, the United Nations General Assembly unanimously elected Steiner as the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme for a four-year term, nominated by then Secretary General Kofi Annan. Later, at the proposal of Secretary General Ban Ki moon, his term was extended to 2016. After leaving the United Nations Environment Programme, Steiner was appointed as the Dean of Martin College in Oxford, and he took office in September 2016. In addition to his role at the University of Oxford, Steiner was also appointed as the Chairman's Special Envoy of the Disaster Migration Platform by the German government in October 2016. In April 2017, after consultation with the Executive Board of the United Nations Development Programme, Secretary General Antonio Guterres appointed Steiner to replace Helen Clark as the new Administrator.
Alan West
Admiral West has extraordinary experience and knowledge in security, intelligence, and defense. He is an expert in risk management and forecasting. He has rich experience in exchanging work with senior international figures and government officials. From 2002 to 2006, he held the highest position in the British Navy as the First Secretary of Naval Affairs. Most of his naval career was spent at sea, serving on 14 different warships and commanding three of them. Allen has received multiple appointments from the Ministry of Defense in the fields of planning, planning, and policy. In addition, he served as the Chief of Intelligence for the British Navy for three years and as the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency for three years, participating in military operations including the Kosovo War. He was the first joint force commander in the process of creating a permanent joint headquarters and commanded military exercises at the new headquarters. In 2000, he was promoted to Admiral, and at that time he had served as the Commander in Chief of Naval Ships, NATO East Atlantic Commander in Chief, and NATO Northern Navy Allied Commander. He led the British Navy to actively fight against the 9\/11 terrorist attacks and the military invasion of Afghanistan. From 2002 to 2006, Allen served as the First Minister of Naval Affairs. He inspired everyone to carry out and organize the Trafalgar bicentennial event and led the British Navy to play a crucial and successful role in its early entry into Iraq. In 2006, he became the Chairman of the Defense Advisory Committee of Queenitec UK Defense Technology Company. From 2007 to 2010, Allen joined the government team of British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, responsible for national security, counter-terrorism, as well as cybersecurity and Olympic security. During this period, Allen developed the UK's first overall national security strategy to date and developed a series of other groundbreaking strategies: the Counter Terrorism Policy Competition 2; Network security; CBRN Chemical Biological Radiation and Nuclear Energy; Scientific and technological means to combat international terrorism; Guide local governments to enhance public safety in crowded areas, etc. He is also the chairman of the National Security Forum. At present, he also serves as the President of the University of Southampton, the Naval Director of the Imperial War Museum, and the Chairman of the Military Student Professional Qualification Organization, as well as other important positions.
Albert Arnold Gore
Gore was born on March 31, 1948 in Washington. American politician who served as Vice President from 1993 to 2001. Before becoming Vice President, Gore served as a member of the United States Congress from 1977 to 1985 and as a senator from Tennessee from 1985 to 1993. Al Gore had already joined the United States Congress at the age of 28, serving as a congressman from 1976 to 1984 and a senator from 1984 to 1993. In 1976, Gore was elected to the House of Representatives with a 32% vote, which was three percentage points higher than his closest opponent. Subsequently, he also served three consecutive terms in 1978, 1980, and 1982. In 1984, he was elected to the Senate and successfully won a seat. Although he belongs to the Democratic Party, he tends to lean towards the center, such as supporting anti abortion and banning the sale of firearms. During his time in parliament, he also joined the House Energy Policy Committee and the Science and Technology Committee for a total of four years. In 1992, Gore did not run for the 1992 US presidential election due to family reasons, but he later agreed to serve as the deputy to Clinton, who was also a member of the Democratic Party. Gore officially became the Vice President of the United States on January 20, 1993. At that time, the United States was facing a huge fiscal deficit. Based on a centrist stance, Ren \u00e9 Gore strongly advocated reducing government waste and preventing excessive government power, and advocated for reducing government size and a series of unnecessary regulations. With his experience serving as a technology committee in parliament, Gore also advocated the development of high-tech as a driving force for the new economy. From the perspective of future effects, Gore's proposition is not without results. Since 1996, the information technology industry has become a new driving force for the US economy, creating a long period of economic prosperity during the Clinton administration. Gore is a staunch environmentalist who, during his tenure at the White House, actively promoted Clinton's signing of the Kyoto Protocol. During the drafting of this protocol, there was controversy within the United States, with opponents arguing that fulfilling the Kyoto Protocol could significantly reduce US GDP growth. Among them, George Bush, who was then the governor of Texas, criticized the Kyoto Protocol, which had the most severe impact on the Midwest of the United States, as manufacturing was mainly used to provide employment opportunities in this area. When discussing this protocol in parliament, there was no support from any vote. At that time, the parliament passed the Byrd Hagel resolution with 95 votes to none, demanding the veto of the protocol. However, under Gore's promotion, the Kyoto protocol was finally signed by Clinton in early 1998 and officially passed. In 2006, Gore promoted the undeniable truth and book of the same name in the documentary he participated in producing and performing, which caused widespread resonance in Western countries. He was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his contributions to the environmental cause. In the film, Gore changes his past rigid political appearance and slightly dull personality, showcasing the dangers of global warming as an ordinary citizen of the global village. In the long run, glaciers will melt, floods will flood, and human homes will suffer devastating damage. The film unexpectedly received high box office and positive reviews, earning him both fame and fortune, and winning the Best Documentary Award at the 79th Academy Awards. Norwegian Nobel Committee October 2007
Alexander Downer
Alexander Downer, September 9, 1951- is an Australian politician and member of the Australian Liberal Party. He served as Australia's Foreign Minister from 1996 to 2007 and was the longest serving Foreign Minister in Australian history. Current United Nations diplomat in Cyprus. Donald's father was a former Australian congressman from 1949 to 1964, and his grandfather became the first federal senator in 1901. Donna graduated from the University of Newcastle in the UK. Served as the leader of the Australian Liberal Party from 1994 to 1995. Donald's speech focuses on the development and impact of emerging economies such as China and India on the world, world trends, financial investment service groups, Asian affairs, and more
Alexander Kwasnevsky
Former President of Poland 1995-2005; Alexander Kwahnevsky, founder and chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Amicus Europae Foundation, was born on November 15, 1954 in Biavogad. He graduated from the Department of Transport Economics at Gdansk University in 1978 and joined the Unified Workers' Party of Poland in 1977. From 1995 to 2005, he served as the President of Poland. Prior to 1982, he actively participated in the student movement; He has served as the editor in chief of Student Weekly ITD from 1981 to 1984 and as the editor of Flags of Our Youth. He is a member of the Polish Unified Workers' Party, co founder and first chairman of the Polish Social Democratic Party, and a co organizer of the Democratic Left Alliance. He is passionate about sports and is a member of the Student Sports Union from 1975 to 1979 and the Polish Olympic Committee. He served as the President of the Polish Olympic Committee from 1988 to 1991. In 1993, he was elected as a member of the Polish House of Commons with the highest number of votes of 148553 in the Warsaw region; He also served as the Chairman of the Democratic Left Alliance Parliamentary Club from 1991 to 1995, a member of the Foreign Affairs Committee, and the Chairman of the Constitutional Committee of the National Assembly from 1993 to 1995. In 1995, he defeated Lech Walesa with 517% of the vote in the second round of the presidential election and was elected as the President of Poland; In 2000, he was re elected with 539% of the vote. On December 23, 1995, he was sworn in as President. He co initiated and participated in the Polish referendum on a new constitution; On July 16, 1997, he signed and passed a new constitution, which remains the cornerstone of Polish democracy to this day. He actively promotes Poland's accession to NATO and the European Union. Under his leadership, Poland successfully joined NATO and the European Union in 1999 and 2004, respectively. He also led a Polish delegation to attend NATO summits held in Madrid and Washington. He actively supported NATO expansion, and at the 2002 NATO Summit in Prague, seven countries joined NATO. He was the initiator and active participant of the pro European national referendum movement, with 77% of the votes supporting Poland's accession to the European Union in the June 2003 referendum. During his presidency, he actively advocated for strengthening regional cooperation between Central and Eastern Europe, initiated many local and regional initiatives, and chaired and participated in many regional leaders' meetings. In 2002, he launched the Riga Initiative, which provided a platform for cooperation among European countries and created conditions for the expansion of NATO and the European Union. After the 9\/11 attacks in 2001, he decisively supported the global war on terror and sent the Polish army to attack the Saddam regime. In the context of the anti-terrorism alliance, he called on the heads of state of Central, Eastern and Southern Europe to attend the large-scale international conference organized in Warsaw, committed to strengthening the region's global anti-terrorism movement. For a long time, he has insisted on defending Ukraine's sovereignty and independence. During the 2004 Orange Revolution, he helped young Ukrainian democracy develop. After being elected president, he remained committed to this effort and led the Yalta European Strategy, which is aimed at Ukraine
Alexander Stubb
Alexander Stubb, former Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Finland, took office at the age of only 40. He is still a quick acting prime minister, who went from scholar to minister in just 9 years. He is also a civilian prime minister who writes books, blogs, columns, runs marathons, and vows to change the dull atmosphere of Finnish politics and improve the image of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This capable politician, who is proficient in five languages and has been working in the European Parliament for a long time, has been promoting Finland's accession to NATO. In terms of relations with Russia, Stubb opposes sanctions against Russia. Stubb's appointment was widely believed to lead to significant changes in Finland's national security, defense, and foreign policies, thereby affecting the overall pattern of the Nordic region. Alexander Stubb has served as the Prime Minister, Minister of Finance, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Minister of Trade and Europe of Finland. From 2004 to 2008, he was a member of the European Parliament; I have been working in the national government from 2008 to 2016; Prime Minister of Finland from 2014 to 2015; From 2014 to 2016, he served as the Chairman of the Finnish National Unity Party and is currently the Vice President and Management Committee member of the European Investment Bank EIB. Stubb has a professional background in academia and administrative departments. He has published 16 books, of which 11 are on the theme of the European Union. He holds a doctoral degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science. He has served as an expert advisor to the Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Helsinki and Brussels, as well as an expert advisor to the Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi team of the European Commission. He is skilled in handling European and international affairs, foreign and security policies, the euro, and global economic affairs. He is currently mainly focused on global affairs, the digitization of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, automation and artificial intelligence, and the fields of health. Besides politics, Stubb is also passionate about the unity of mind and body. He believes that the countless connections between the two will affect our way of life. As a passionate athlete and Iron Man competitor, Stubb believes that a healthy body is crucial for a healthy mind, and the success of all our other efforts also stems from this combination. Stubb is one of the morning runners in Helsinki. He doesn't bring bodyguards, and no matter which public encounters him, they can run with him for a while and chat a few words at will. Marathons and triathlons are not as scary as you think. Go and play these new sports, I guarantee you will find them interesting. He always persuades his supporters like this. On July 31, 2017, Alexander Stubbs was appointed as Vice President and Management Committee member of the European Investment Bank EIB. He is responsible for overseeing the operations of the European Investment Bank in Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, and other non EU countries. When it comes to joining EIB, Stubb said that I am very excited to be able to join EIB, and I am also looking forward to using my experience to help it continue to succeed. EIB has promoted investment in feasible projects, enhanced Europe's global competitiveness, promoted employment and money circulation, and achieved great success in Europe. The European Investment Bank needs to address the historic challenges facing the EU, and we also have the ability to address them. In short, I am proud to be able to serve EU banks.
Anders Fogh Rasmussen
On January 26, 1953, Andersford Grassmussen was born on a farm in Generup, Jutland Peninsula. In 1969, at the age of only 16, Rasmussen came to Viborg Cathedral College to study language and social sciences. His interest and abilities in these two disciplines laid the foundation for his subsequent career in politics. In 1970, Rasmussen joined the Danish Liberal Party Youth League and served as its chairman from 1974 to 1976. After graduating from Aarhus University in 1978 with a master's degree in economics, he entered the Danish Parliament and served as a member of the parliamentary finance committee and spokesperson for the Liberal Party's housing and fiscal policies. Afterwards, he held important positions in the Liberal Party and multiple coalition governments. Since the age of 32, Rasmussen has served as the Vice Chairman of the Liberal Party. After 13 years as Vice Chairman, he was elected as the Chairman of the Liberal Party in 1998. Under his leadership, the Liberal Party, which had been in opposition for many years, carried out radical reforms, and a series of measures to reshape the party's image and adjust policy proposals received widespread support. The public support rate continued to rise, and finally, together with the Danish Conservative Party, they won the general election in November 2001. They won two consecutive elections in February 2005 and November 2007 and were re elected. As soon as he took office, Rasmussen discovered that Denmark, as seen by outsiders as a fairy tale kingdom, was actually in trouble. Firstly, the welfare problems in Denmark are becoming increasingly severe, and the enormous pressure on healthcare and elderly care has made the government overwhelmed; The second is that the immigration policy implemented by the previous government is filled with complaints; Thirdly, although Denmark has joined the European Union, it still appears somewhat out of place compared to other countries in terms of EU integration and the use of the euro. Rasmussen has launched a series of reform measures in various economic and political aspects, and has created a new national image for Denmark within the EU and even on the international stage. Before Rasmussen's third re-election in November 2007, Denmark had maintained a high economic growth rate for many consecutive years, while the unemployment rate had also dropped to its lowest point in many years. Its relations with the European Union and major countries around the world were also more harmonious than before, including announcing the establishment of a comprehensive strategic partnership with China in October 2008, which laid a very good platform for the two countries to continue deepening cooperation. It is also worth mentioning that in early 2006, Danish newspapers caused tension between the West and the Islamic world due to the publication of Muhammad comics. However, Rasmussen remained calm in the face of danger. While emphasizing his disagreement with the publication of similar comic works, he also publicly expressed the importance of freedom of speech, and his calm performance was widely praised by Western public opinion. Rasmussen arrived at NATO headquarters in Brussels on August 3, 2009, beginning his four-year term. At that time, the emotions of Danes regarding the departure of this Prime Minister were mixed. On the one hand, the position of Secretary General was crucial within NATO, and Rasmussen's appointment to this position would undoubtedly enhance the international reputation of Denmark, a small Nordic country. Therefore, many Danes were very proud of this; On the other hand, Rasmussen has been the Danish Prime Minister for three times since November 2001, with a very high reputation among the public, so many people are reluctant to part with Rasmussen's high reputation. Rasmussen was born in the 20th century
Andre Kiska
Andrekiska is an entrepreneur and philanthropist who served as the President of Slovakia from 2014 to 2018. Kiska is a highly respected president, and before he took office, polls showed him to be the most trusted politician in Slovakia. During his reign, he was committed to improving various social issues and improving the living standards of the Slovak people. Prior to this, Kiska founded several companies, the most successful of which were leasing companies Triangel and Quatro. These organizations provide financial services to over 1 million people and have become one of the most successful employment and procurement companies in Slovakia. In 2005, he sold his shares in these companies and decided to dedicate his time to charity work and motivational speeches. Since then, Kiska has written two books about success and happiness. Andre Kirska is a co founder of the Good Angel Foundation, founded in 2006. He provided his management skills and part of the share sale process to develop charitable causes, and is now considered one of the main non-profit organizations in Slovakia. The charity connects donors with thousands of people facing serious illnesses. This is a huge community that helps families with children overcome the economic difficulties caused by severe illnesses. Later, he co founded the Good Angel company in the Czech Republic.
Anlan Roy
Anlan Roy is an experienced researcher with nearly 30 years of work experience in the fields of marketing, policy consulting, and academia. Anlan is a global macro researcher\/thought leader specializing in innovative research that links global demographics with development, debt, asset prices, pensions and insurance, asset allocation and risk management departments, distribution, health, migration, and unemployment issues. He works for a global customer base from over 30 countries, including fund managers, hedge fund companies, insurance companies, pension fund institutions, sovereign wealth fund SWFs, governments, and central banks. He is a senior research assistant in the Financial Markets Group at the London School of Economics and a visiting professor in the Department of Finance at the London Business School. He also works on the S&P Index Advisory Committee. From 1998 to 2016, he worked at Credit Suisse in Switzerland, responsible for developing client franchise rights in the global population and pension fields. Recently, he served as the Managing Director and Director of the Global Population Research Institute. Previously, he worked as a global emerging market strategist, developing multinational risk and allocation models that were adopted by numerous clients, central banks, governments, and ministries of finance. He has also served as an expert in financial frameworks\/crisis simulations for the Bank of England, the International Monetary Fund, and the UK Treasury. He has been appointed as an ESRC researcher at the UK Economic and Social Research Council, a doctoral scholar at Boston University, and a national scholar at the Indian government. Anlan holds a master's and doctoral degree in Financial Economics from the University of Iowa; A Master's degree in Business Administration from the Indian School of Management in Ahmedabad and an Honours Bachelor's degree in Economics and Mathematics from St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi. For the past three years, Anlan has served as a global conference spokesperson for over 70 conferences each year. Anlan has extensive connections with financial and economic scholars from leading universities in the United States and Europe. He also teaches courses in investment, derivatives, asset pricing, econometrics, dynamic macroeconomics, and monetary policy at some universities.
Anwar Ibrahim
Anwar Ibrahim is a famous Malaysian politician who served as Deputy Prime Minister from 1993 to 1998 and as Minister of Finance from 1991 to 1998. Since 1998, he has led the Malaysian Justice Party to strengthen democracy and the rule of law throughout the country. Despite spending more than eight years in political detention over the past two decades, his party achieved a historic election victory in the May 2018 Malaysian elections, shattering the 61 year rule of the ruling party. He was released within a few days after the election and received a complete pardon from political motives and fabricated accusations. The new government has stated that Anwar is a candidate for prime minister and is expected to take over the position of prime minister in the country within the next two years. Anwar is highly regarded for his principled stance on anti-corruption and his skilled management of the Malaysian economy during the Asian financial crisis. He called for political system reform in Malaysia to maintain competitiveness in the 21st century. He believes that an independent judicial system, free media, and respect for the rule of law are the cornerstone of Malaysia's economic expansion. He further believes that public policies should not overlook the difficulties of poverty and marginalization, while seeking to develop infrastructure, attract foreign investment, and develop the economy. The multi-ethnic justice party he leads provides a template for Malaysia to enable different racial and religious groups to work together to achieve common national goals. Throughout his career, Anwar provided a powerful argument to support a greater understanding between the East and the West. When many people describe the inevitable clash of civilizations, Anwar's view is that dialogue among civilizations is necessary and crucial. In the Muslim world, he has a unique ability to convey the complex problems faced by most Muslim countries. Throughout his career, Anwar has held important positions in international institutions, including the President of the World Council of UNESCO, the Chairman of the Development Committee of the World Bank, the Chairman of the International Monetary Fund, and the Honorary Chairman of the Advisory Committee of International Crisis Organizations. He is an outstanding visiting professor and Chairman of Malaysia at the Georgetown Muslim Christian Understanding Center. He also taught at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and St. Anthony's College in Oxford, teaching governance, democracy, and contemporary political issues in Southeast Asia.
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Arnold Schwarzenegger is very concerned about environmental crises. During his tenure, he presided over the adoption of the Global Climate Warming Solutions Act of 2006, aimed at reducing California's greenhouse gas emissions to address global climate warming. In this plan, by alleviating traffic congestion, purifying the air, creating hydrogen highways, and developing the hydrogen transportation economy. He also presided over the passage of the Safe, Clean, and Reliable Drinking Water Supply Act of 2010, creating 3000 megawatts of clean energy by 2017 through the Million Solar Roof Project. He also led reforms, leading California to raise 700 million in federal competitions, ensuring that California students can receive the best education. He signed a bill that brought the nutritional levels of California schools to the highest level in the country. He also enacted the After School Education and Safety Act of 2002, making California the first state to establish an after school program in a comprehensive school. In 1990, he was appointed as the Secretary of Fitness and Sports on the Presidential Council, and he was also the Secretary of Fitness and Sports on the California Governor's Council. Due to his outstanding contributions, Arnold Schwarzenegger was awarded the Simon Wiesenthal Centerquot; National Leadership Award;. In 2002, he was awarded the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award. In the film industry, he was awarded the Golden Globe Award for Best Newcomer for his work Stay Hungry 1976. He also starred in numerous popular action films, including Conan the Barbarian 1982, The Terminator 1984 and its two sequences, True Lies 1994 and Batman amp; Robin 1997 He played came roles in films Twins 1988, Kindergarten Cop 1990, and Junior 1994. As a businessman, his first investment was in the brick laying industry, and he also invested in the real estate industry. Prior to his acting career, he was already a millionaire. He is also the founder of the Planet Hollywood chain restaurant.
Austan Goolsbee
Austan Goolsby, a renowned American economist, former Chairman of the United States Council of Economic Advisers, and long-term economic advisor to Obama. Fulbright Prize winner, economist and tenured professor at the University of Chicago School of Business. Austan Gulsby is a renowned American economist and a Robert P Gwin professor of economics at the Booth School of Business in Chicago. Gullsby was once the chairman of the United States Council of Economic Advisers and the youngest cabinet member of former President Obama's cabinet. Austan Goolsby is an experienced economist, a long-term economic advisor to former US President Obama, a senior advisor and follower in the early stages of the Obama administration, a member of the Obama Senate campaign, a senior economic policy advisor to Obama, and a former chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers. Obama once said at a press conference at the White House that Gullsby is one of the best economists in the United States. He is not only an outstanding economist, but also has a great understanding of how the economy affects people's daily lives. Austin was born in Texas in 1969. He obtained a Master's degree in Economics from Yale University in 1991, a Ph.D. in Economics from MIT in 1995, a Sloan Award recipient from MIT from 2000 to 2002, a Fulbright Award recipient from 2006 to 2007, and served as an economist and tenured professor at the University of Chicago School of Business. Before entering politics, he had been teaching at the University of Chicago Business School for 14 years. Austan Gulsby is a researcher at the American Bar Foundation, an assistant researcher at the National Institute of Economics in Cambridge, Massachusetts, a juror at the Congressional Budget Office, a senior economist at the Advanced Policy Institute, and a Robert P Gwinn economics professor at Booth School of Business in Chicago. His academic research mainly focuses on the tax system, American industry, and technological innovation. Starting in April 2006, Austan Gulsby edited the Economic Events section for The New York Times, which was later changed to a weekly economic observation section. In 2006, his article for the Slate website's pessimistic science section received the Peter Lisagor Award.
Bernard Kouchner
Bernard Kouchner was a former French Minister for Foreign Affairs and European Affairs, and during his several decades in office, Kouchner made outstanding contributions to European politics. During his 18 years in office, he served as a promoter of humanitarian ideals and worked in multiple French government departments. As a former Foreign Minister, Kouchner's work experience in health and humanitarian operations has enabled him to understand the reasons behind the events and to find appropriate solutions. Bernard Kouchner is a former chairman and one of the founders of the Nobel Peace Prize winning humanitarian organization M é decisions Sans Fronti è res. This institution is composed of volunteers engaged in medical work, who are committed to using their professional knowledge to help handle medical emergencies and help developing countries improve their medical security mechanisms. Kouchner has organized multiple humanitarian aid operations in Somalia, El Salvador, Lebanon, and Vietnam, as well as multiple field operations in Cambodia, Thailand, Uruguay, Peru, Guatemala, and Honduras. Bernard Kush has been working in the international humanitarian field for 20 years and was the first person to challenge the International Red Cross's stance on maintaining neutrality and silence in wars and massacres. As the Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Affairs of France, Kouchner convinced the European Union to pass regulations on interference in power. After the Balkan Civil War, he was appointed as a special spokesperson for Secretary General Kofi Annan in Kosovo. Bernard Kouchner has always been committed to international medical rescue and HIV prevention activities on an international scale. As a prominent figure in French politics, Kouchner held ministerial positions in different government departments for 18 years. Prior to serving as Minister of Health, he served as Minister of Humanitarian Action and Minister of Social Integration. At the same time, he is also a public health professor at the Health and Development Department of CNAM. Meanwhile, Bernard Kouchner is a magazine L # 39; One of the founders of Evolution and Actual, and has published multiple works. Due to Bernard Kouchner's outstanding contributions, he has been awarded multiple human rights awards, including the Dag Prize and the European Grand Prix.
Bronislaw Komorowski
Bronislaw Komorowski achieved remarkable political achievements throughout his life and was elected as the President of Poland in 2010. In his early career, he was an underground publisher during the democratic movement. In 1980, he was arrested and imprisoned for participating in the human rights and civil rights defense movement. In 1991, he was elected as a member of parliament and was re elected in 1993. From 1997 to 2000, he served as the Chairman of the National Defense Committee of the Parliament, and after his term ended, he became the Minister of Defense. In 2007, Komorovsky became the Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons. Komorovs took over the presidency of Poland in 2010, following the deaths of Polish President Lechkaczynski and dozens of senior political and business leaders in a Russian air crash. In 2015, Bronislav Komorovsky lost in the second round of the presidential election, and Anjay Duda succeeded him as president. The latter won a majority of 51% of the vote. This is the most intense election in Polish history. Komorovsky's term ended on August 6th, after which Duda was sworn in as the new president. Komorovsky is relatively open and moderate in domestic and foreign affairs. He advocates for Poland's deeper integration into the European Union and improved relations with neighboring countries. Komorowski takes a more moderate stance on sensitive issues such as homosexuality, abortion, and in vitro fertilization. He also advocated for reducing public spending and conducting in-depth reforms of Poland's economic system, especially the retirement and pension systems.
Carl Bildt
Bildt was born in the southern city of Halmstad, Sweden. In 1969, he entered the Department of Politics at Stockholm University to study. After graduating in 1973, he served as the Political Secretary of the Swedish Conservative Party headquarters. In 1979, he was promoted to the position of Secretary of the Prime Minister's Office, elected as a member of parliament in the same year, and served until 2001. In 1986, he was elected to replace Ulf Adelson as the chairman of the moderate party, in order to revitalize the then opposition moderate party and become Sweden's youngest political leader. Defeated the Swedish Social Democratic Party in the 1991 election. After the Swedish general election in September 1991, a four party coalition government led by the Conservative Party was formed. He was appointed as Prime Minister and resigned from his position until the failed election in September 1994. During his tenure as Prime Minister, the Bildt government implemented significant free economic reforms and negotiated and signed member state agreements with the European Union. The reforms he implemented in the early and mid-1990s laid the foundation for Sweden's subsequent economic development. Bildt was an early advocate of emerging information and communication technology (ICT). In 1994, he exchanged emails with President Clinton, marking the first communication between heads of government\/state in this form. On June 9, 1995, EU heads of government unanimously agreed to appoint Carl Bildt as the EU mediator for the former Yugoslavia, replacing Owen, who resigned due to disappointment at the lack of progress in international mediation of the conflict in the former Yugoslavia. Bildt has visited Bosnia and Herzegovina multiple times to mediate and coordinate the resolution of the Bosnia and Herzegovina issue. At the same time, he also served as one of the two chairpersons of the International Conference on the Former Yugoslavia. In 1999, Bildt resigned as the leader of the Swedish moderate party and left parliament in 2000. Afterwards, he remained active on the boards of directors and different international think tanks in Sweden and the United States. On October 6, 2006, Sweden's new Prime Minister, Frederick Reinfeldt, formed his cabinet and appointed Carl Bildt as the Minister of Foreign Affairs. During his tenure, he was considered one of the most outstanding and outspoken foreign ministers in Europe. He is one of the initiators of the EU Eastern Partnership Program and has played a catalytic role in promoting the EU's resolution of the Middle East issue. Bildt holds advisory positions in numerous international organizations, including the European Reform Center, the Aspen Institute in Italy, and the European Rand Corporation. At the same time, he remains committed to promoting the role of social media in international diplomacy.
Chris Kotana
Cristiana has twice won the Governor General's Medal of Canada. He is a member of the Sauv \u00e9 Fellow of the Sowe Society and a scholar in the Commonwealth Scholarship Program. He is a researcher at Martin College, Oxford University and holds a PhD in Political Science from Oxford University. Chris was a former consultant at Boston Consulting Group and later became an entrepreneur. He has lived in China for many years and speaks Chinese. He is a columnist for a top news magazine in China. He once lived in Oxford, London, and Regina... The risks and rewards of the New Renaissance, as discovered in books. Ian Golding and Cristiana define today as the New Renaissance - a rare moment where genius and risk coexist that promises to reshape our lives. Names such as Leonardo da Vinci, Columbus, Copernicus, Martin Luther, and Gutenberg evoke an era where unprecedented discoveries and disruptions have broken long-term barriers and also broken long-standing shackles of power. This wave has reshaped society, interweaving global economy, politics, and knowledge. 500 years ago, this force inspired the wisdom of genius, overturned social order, and promoted significant progress in the fields of science, trade, immigration, technology, education, and health; Now, this force is once again emerging, and its impact is becoming increasingly widespread and far-reaching. In the book 'The Age of Discovery', Ian Golding and Cristiana show us how to draw courage and wisdom from the Renaissance in history, thus creating the golden age of the New Renaissance. Whether it's Gutenberg or Zuckerberg, the discovery of the Americas or the rise of China, copper plate printing or deep silicon etching, the rise of vain bonfires or Islamic states, the spread of syphilis or the spread of Ebola, whether in the past or present, the Renaissance has always unleashed humanity's greatest potential in moments of life and death. The era of discovery teaches us how to cope with the crises faced by today's era and defines the cultural heritage left behind by history. Although half a century has passed, these legacies still shine brightly. Dr. Christana said that the divisions, political extremism, uncertainty, and various consequences of discovery we face today are no different from the social situation we experienced during the Spanish Inquisition and the Martin Luther Reformation. But he pointed out that these social pressures are inevitable by-products of innovation and development. He pointed out that we underestimated the threat that discovery poses to the current situation. The development of new technologies such as the Internet has brought us enormous systemic impacts, and we cannot ignore these impacts, but must understand how they cause social tension. This uncertainty reflects a paradigm shift, which we cannot and should not ignore. Just like the Renaissance had its bright and dark sides, although the changes we are facing today have their dark side, advances in technology, medicine, and other fields have also shown us the bright side. Kotana was previously a consultant for Boston Consulting Group in New Zealand, Australia, and China. Currently, he collaborates with senior partners at BCG and McKinsey to explore how to help organizations adapt to the Second Renaissance. His next book will explore how different leadership perspectives around the world respond to sustained social and political shocks. Recommendation: In this crazy era, many of us feel that
Craig Oliver
Craig Oliver held senior positions in government and news media, which gave him unique insights into the interplay between politics, public relations, and the media. He is the political and communication director of former British Prime Minister Cameron, responsible for developing government strategies, strengthening government information, and ensuring more effective communication in the complex media environment after the digital revolution, creating a 360 degree media world by Oliver. He has extensive experience in helping plan a successful presidential election, conveying complex domestic and foreign policies, and helping the government navigate a series of crises smoothly. During the Brexit referendum, Oliver served as the communication director for the campaign to support Britain's stay in the EU. Before entering government work, he had a successful career in the field of news broadcasting. He was the editor of the BBC's main news program and later became the director of BBC World Service, responsible for international television, broadcasting, and online services. Oliver often gives speeches on topics such as communication, strategy, government, media, and crisis management.
Daniel Cohen Bendet
Cohen Bendett was a student leader during the May Revolution in France in 1968, known as Danny Red for his political style and hair color. He is the co chairman of the European Green Party, the European Parliament Freedom Union, and the Spinelli Group, an inter group organization of the European Parliament aimed at revitalizing federal projects in Europe. In 1994, he was elected as a member of the European Parliament. In the 1999 European Parliament elections, he once again entered French politics as the leader of the Green Party. Although he does not represent the interests of the French Green Party or may even have disagreements with it, the French media has given him strong support. In 2002, he and Italian European Parliament member Monica Frasoni became the chairman of the European Green Party. Cohen Bendett disregarded traditional left-wing politics in Europe, making him even less popular in France than in Germany. The French Green Party and left-wing forces still tend to divide between the left and right, but for the German Green Party, the moderate Realo wing has defeated the hardline Fundi wing, and alliance with the Conservative Party is no longer taboo. The third-party policy led by the center left Gerhard Schroder government has received strong support. In addition to his pro European attitude, Bendett represented Germany in the European Parliament elections in 2004 and was re elected as the male candidate with the highest number of votes. In 2010, he participated in the establishment of the JCall Propaganda Group, headquartered in Europe, to lobby the European Parliament on foreign policy issues in the Middle East.
David Miliband
David Miliband, Chairman of the International Rescue Committee and former British Foreign Secretary, is the youngest British Foreign Secretary in 30 years. A star within the Labour Party who is both on both sides. He is an energetic and modern intellectual, known as a born internationalist. David graduated with honors from Oxford University with a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, and a Master's degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In 2013, he resigned from his position as a member of parliament. David Miliband has been the Chairman and CEO of the International Relief Association, also known as IRA, a renowned humanitarian organization since September 2013. The committee is headquartered in New York and was established in 1933 at the request of scientist Einstein. David leads the organization with over 12000 employees. The International Rescue Committee plays an important role in disaster prevention, post-disaster reconstruction, and disaster relief efforts worldwide. The organization has strong international influence and financial strength, providing medical and health assistance, infrastructure construction, education, and economic support to over 40 countries worldwide, and providing special assistance projects for women and children. Every year, the International Rescue Committee resettles thousands of refugees in 22 cities in the United States. David served as the UK Foreign Secretary from 2007 to 2010, and at the age of 41, he became the youngest Foreign Secretary in the UK in 30 years. He is responsible for overseeing 16000 diplomats in over 160 countries worldwide. He established a unique and respected internationalist voice for Britain, from the Afghanistan war to Iran's nuclear program stance to friendly dialogue with emerging powers. David gained widespread support from the European Union for his outstanding European foreign policy stance and was appointed as the EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs. However, he refused to take on a new position and chose to continue in the UK. David is a leader in modern thinking. From 1994 to 2001, he was one of the main think tanks for policy-making in Blair's New Labour Party. After Blair was elected Prime Minister, he became the head of his think tank. From 2002 to 2004, he served as the Minister of Schools and made outstanding contributions to the reform of the education system in the UK. When he became the Minister of the Environment, he created the world's first legally effective emission reduction bill. When he served as the Minister of Societies and Local Government, he promoted the revival of historic cities in England. The reform movement initiated by David trained 10000 British community organizers to change their communities. He also served as the Vice President of Sunderland Football Club until 2013. He regularly gives lectures at MIT and participates in a series of seminars with former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice at Stanford University to explore geopolitical issues. He also co chairs the Global Oceans Commission with former Costa Rican President Jos \u00e9 Maria Figueres Olsen, established by multinational political organizations to protect the high seas around the world.