We are delighted to have participated in an event orchestrated by the Ministry of Industry and Trade alongside Minister Hajdari and representatives from municipalities and business federations.
The German Economic Team’s trip to Tashkent took place in the week from 5 to 10 February. In addition to a series of meetings, a key part of the trip was the workshop on applied macroeconometrics at the Central Bank of Uzbekistan.
The German Economic Team has presented the latest Economic Monitor for Ukraine and Moldova at the 23rd information event on 15 February at the Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Action (BMWK).
On 19 February 2024, Café Kyiv, organised by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, took place in Berlin. As part of the event, the German Economic Team organised a panel that addressed key issues relating to Ukraine’s economic reconstruction. The pane was moderated by Robert Kirchner.
On February 1st, the German Economic Team (GET) took part in a discussion organised by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) at the German Bundestag. The topic of the conference was the status and prospects for the implementation of the “Green Agenda for the Western Balkans”, which was adopted by the six countries of the Western Balkans region (WB6) at the Sofia Summit in 2020. The main objective of the “Green Agenda” is to achieve complete CO2 neutrality in the region by 2050, and the German Economic Team is supporting the WB6 countries in this endeavour.
On January 11th, the German Economic Team, together with the Centre for Economic Strategy, presented key economic developments of the past year, as well as an outlook for the new year, as part of the monthly review.
Together with the Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting, the Centre for Economic Strategy, and the German Economic Team organised an expert discussion on Ukraine’s banking sector based on our joint Banking Sector Monitor.
For the upcoming “Moldova Support Platform” ministerial conference on 17th October in Chişinău with the foreign ministers of Germany, France and Romania, Berlin Economics, via the “German Economic Team” project, identified -on request by the Moldovan government- reform options and measures having the potential to make the Moldovan economy more resilient and growth-oriented in the medium term.
