Sentences with phrase «economic diplomacy»
"Economic diplomacy" refers to the use of international economic relations to achieve diplomatic goals. It involves using economic cooperation, trade, and investments as a way to strengthen international relationships, resolve conflicts, and promote national interests. Full definition
As observed at the recent Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit, perhaps the largest shift in economic diplomacy in the Asia Pacific is China's rising confidence and assertiveness of its economic influence in the region.
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As Cameron jets off to Russia for one day of economic diplomacy he gets a triple whammy of advice from leading Conservatives.
The head of Russia's $ 10 billion investment fund has nothing but praise for Saudi Arabia, citing economic diplomacy as the catalyst for improved relations between the two countries.
Australia has displayed deft economic diplomacy in the Asia Pacific region, most recently signing the China - Australia Free Trade Agreement.
This raises the question is Canada's economic diplomacy enough to make it competitive and successful in Asia?
The Federal Government on Friday launched the Nigerian Economic Diplomacy Initiative, NEDI, to among other aims, bridge the gap between local talents and Nigerians in Diaspora,...
Its renovation is funded with 80.4 % (13.5 million euros) by the Greek government within the context of the Greek Plan for Economic Reconstruction in the Balkans (ESOAV), a state mechanism aiming to increase Greek foreign policy's influence and economic diplomacy in S.E. Europe.
With «economic diplomacy» now front and centre in Canada's foreign policy, attention is turning to the means for expanding trade and investment, diversifying markets, promoting SMEs, and cultivating innovation.
But despite uncertainties, there is little doubt that in the current times when China is also considering further liberalisation of its capital account, IIAs will continue to play an important role in China's economic diplomacy in the years to come.
He noted that another crucial aspects of Ghana's foreign policy objectives was the pursuit of economic diplomacy; stating that «Ghana's international relations over the years in terms of bilateral engagement as they relate to our economic diplomacy agenda had been varied across political dispensations.
The Global Markets Action Plan marks a move towards what the government has termed «economic diplomacy» now being the hallmark of Canada's presence on the world stage.