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Members of the staff of the Bank and Fund, Board members, development and finance ministers are gathered in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates 18 - 24 September. From 20 - 24 September, 'civil society dialogues' organised by NGOs include:
Civil society attendance looks to be quite limited compared with previous gatherings in Washington. Contact information for some of the groups which will be in Dubai is available on IFIwatchnet. Peter Bosshard of International Rivers Network comments that, like the Dubai convention center, the annual meetings present a well-packaged program of illusions and wishful thinking, and keep the hard realities of World Bank projects and IMF programs out of sight. The World Bank's Time Machine in Dubai Njoki Njehu of 50 Years is Enough reports civil society representatives call for developing country delegates in Dubai to continue to display the "spirit of resistance" they showed in Cancun.IMF/World Bank opponents in Dubai call for global south to extend Cancun's spirit of resistance Links to all the documents released by civil society for the Annual Meetings are available at IFIwatchnet. A series of public seminars organised by the Bank and Fund covers:
For a comprehensive calendar of events, visit IFIwatchnet. The formal agenda includes:
Sept 20 G24 Ministers meeting Documents which will be discussed by the Development Committee and the IMFC are posted on the DC website Check back for regular updates from the Bretton Woods Project during and after the meetings. This text may be freely used providing the source is credited. This page is: <http://brettonwoodsproject.org/art.shtml?x=18928> Published: 18 September 2003 , last edited: 12 February 2009 Viewings since posted: 8279 |
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