Event | What the Selection of a New Director General Means for Global Trade Governance
The WTO is entering the final stages of choosing a new Director General. On October 7th, the final contenders out of an initial group of eight were announced: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (Nigeria) and Yoo Myung-hee (South Korea). What do these candidates stand for and what agenda lies ahead for the new WTO Director General and global economic governance? This discussion was held online on October 14th at 2pm CEST with
Anabel Gonzalez
Senior Fellow
Peterson Institute for International Economics, Washington DC
and
Tatiana Prazeres
Senior Fellow
University of International Business and Economics, Beijing
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