Latin America: A bright future

Though Latin American economies are growing quickly, they must reduce inequality and improve infrastructure and education to maintain the growth trajectory, said OECD Secretary-General at the International Economic Forum on Latin America and the Caribbean organised in Paris.

Orientations stratégiques du Secrétaire général pour 2012 et au-delà

Cette note présente mon analyse initiale des priorités auxquelles l’OCDE devra vraisemblablement faire face au cours des années à venir. Ces priorités sont déterminées par le contexte général dans lequel l’Organisation devra sans doute contribuer aux choix et perspectives de ses Membres dans un avenir proche et s’inspirent, en partie, des nombreuses discussions que j’ai eues avec les dirigeants politiques, les décideurs, les hauts

The Russian Federation’s Accession to the Nuclear Energy Agency

Welcoming the accession of Russia - a major nuclear power - to the NEA, Angel Gurría said that this signature also provides a strong political signal in the direction of the future OECD membership.

Delivering jobs, growth and trust

Following the Arab Spring, MENA countries have embarked on far-reaching political reforms, opening a window of opportunity to unleash the region’s tremendous potential. Policy-makers should now focus on employment, social justice, fair competition, anti-corruption and the rule of law, said OECD Secretary-General.

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