OECD Week: Where next for the world economy?

Debate at the OECD Forum and the forecasts and analysis in the latest edition of the OECD’s Economic Outlook set the tone for recommendations and decisions at the OECD’s annual ministerial meeting.

 

Restoring stability, confidence and sustainable growth is the priority. The OECD is working with governments and international organisations to cut short the crisis and lay the foundations of a stronger, cleaner and fairer global economy.

 

Three major events made up OECD Week:

 

The OECD Forum on 23-24 June, and the OECD ministerial meeting on 24-25 June marked the annual high point in the Organisation’s calendar. Ministers from governments from around the world, as well as leading representatives of business, labour, NGOs, academia and the media, thrashed out ideas and sought solutions to global problems.

>> Read this Key Information brochure to find out more about the issues that were debated.

The forecasts in the Economic Outlook, published on 24 June, and discussions at the Forum fed directly into the ministerial meeting which was chaired by Korean Prime Minister Han Seung-soo.

 

Forum

>> Visit the Forum website for the
programme, presentations and list of speakers

Ministerial Meeting

>> Visit the Ministerial Meeting website
for the programme, documents and list of participants

 

Join the debate by:

Forum webcast

>> WEBCAST: Listen to the Forum speakers via a webcast

 

Video interviews

>> VIDEOS: Watch and comment our video interviews on Youtube

 

Post your comments on our blog

>> BLOG: Add your comments on the Forum blog

Download photos of our events

>> PHOTOS: Download photos of the events from Flickr

 

 

OECDTweet

>> OECDTweet: Follow our comments on Twitter

 

 

 

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