Franco-hellenic dialogue workshops will be taking place in the morning at Exhibition Hall (ECCD), followed by a series of sessions on classics.

Ahrweiler Hall (ECCD) will host numerous sessions on energy that will continue throughout the day.

Friday kicks off with a series of sessions on the real estate market at Karamanlis Hall (ECCD), followed by afternoon sessions focusing on investments.

World affairs will be explored from a variety of angles at Artemis Hall in the European Cultural Centre of Delphi (ECCD) throughout the day.

Share your thoughts on social media, using the hashtag #DelphiForum. You can access the latest Delphi Economic Forum agenda, here. He also remarked that perhaps the greatest of all challenges we are currently faced with is climate change, as the greenhouse effect knows no borders and policies must be developed by all states in the effort to save our planet. However, he emphasized that the pace of the global economy has improved, expressing optimism.Asked what he considers the biggest challenges for the global economy at the moment, Mathias Cormann emphasized the war in Ukraine, as there is no immediate ending to this conflict in sight, also pointing to the perverse effect of structural inflation, caused by the rise in energy prices. The head of the OECD predicted that inflation globally will remain high until the end of next year, noting that global growth remains vulnerable.

In fact, sessions included various discussions on the interplay between geopolitics, world affairs and the economy, with Secretary General of the OECD Mathias Cormann pointing to new challenges that threaten to hinder global growth. Thursday was another full day at the Delphi Economic Forum, with the global economy taking center stage.

Delphi Confidential | Friday, April 28, 2023

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