Hürriyet Daily News brings World Economic Forum to you

Hürriyet Daily News brings World Economic Forum to you

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Hürriyet Daily News brings World Economic Forum to you The World Economic Forum on Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia will convene in Istanbul on June 4. 
 
Hürriyet Daily News will present live video coverage of the World Economic Forum – which will bring together over 1,000 leaders from around the world – to our readers who will follow the summit. 
 
Log on to www.hurriyetdailynews.com between June 4 and 6 to watch the world leaders as they try to find answers to three key questions outlined by the World Economic Forum: 
 
  • In light of the global economic contraction, how can governments and business leaders design and deliver new models to drive innovation and economic agility across this mega-region? 
 
  • How can the region strengthen energy cooperation and deliver the high-value trade and investment in science and research that are critical to knowledge economies? 
 
  • How can the social dynamism unlocked by developments in the Middle East and North Africa be transformed into a decade of entrepreneurial opportunity, human security and good governance?

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