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Il Forum Economico Internazionale di San Pietroburgo ( SPIEF ) 2026 si è confermato uno degli eventi economici più rilevanti dell’anno, offrendo una fotografia delle principali trasformazioni in atto nell’economia russa e globale. L’edizione 2026 ha registrato la partecipazione di oltre 24.500 delegati provenienti da 142 Paesi e si è conclusa con la firma di 1.084 accordi per un valore complessivo di circa 6.640 miliardi di rubli . Numeri che testimoniano non solo la capacità del forum di attrarre investitori e partner internazionali, ma anche la crescente centralità della Russia nei nuovi processi di integrazione economica eurasiatica. Dall’adattamento alla crescita: il nuovo paradigma economico Uno dei messaggi più significativi emersi durante il forum è stato il passaggio da una fase di adattamento alle sanzioni e alle turbolenze geopolitiche a una strategia orientata alla crescita di lungo periodo. Nel corso della sessione plenaria è stato sottolineato che la trasformazione dell’e...

  The twenty-first century is witnessing a profound reconfiguration of global trade routes. From the Arctic passages of the north to the Middle Corridor across Eurasia and the North-South Corridor connecting Russia, Central Asia, the Gulf, and India , nations are increasingly investing in alternative corridors that can reduce dependency, diversify supply chains, and strengthen economic resilience. Africa , long perceived as peripheral to these developments, is now emerging as one of the most consequential arenas in this global transformation. At the center of this emerging story stands East Africa and, in particular, Tanzania's ambition to become a strategic Afro-Asian gateway through the Indian Ocean. The proposed Bagamoyo Port , located north of Dar es Salaam , represents one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects on the African continent. Conceived as a deep-water maritime hub supported by China and the Sultanate of Oman , Bagamoyo is designed to complement the Port ...

  Her Excellency  Hakima El Haite As a guest of honor at the Certified Economic Diplomat (CED) event on September 21 – format conducted by the IEF and its European partners, Her Excellency Hakima El Haite , a prominent environmental scientist and former Minister, left participants in utter amaze with her passion and optimism about Africa's path to sustainability. It was the 7 th  round of the world-known concept, orchestrated and hosted by prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic . With a deep insight into the challenges and opportunities continent’s facing, she emphasized the important role that Africa could play in addressing global issues like climate change, food security, and energy production, but only if it follows a united and sustainable path. prof.  Anis H. Bajrektarevic Born in Fez, Morocco, Excellency El Haite, is an internationally recognized leader in the fields of sustainable development environment and climate change, a climate scientist, an entrepreneur, and a ...

  Following the great outcomes and lasting successes of the similar  programs in Europe (Vienna and Geneva most notably), one of the  leading African economic institutes along with its European (think-tank,  academia, cultural diplomacy, and media) partners, and its Asian and  Latin American associates, decided to launch the special executive  program for future business executives on its own. As a part of the notable series (within the Institute’s Certified  Economic Diplomat Program) concepted and conducted by prof. Anis  H. Bajrektarevic , the former UK Defence Secretary, Sir Geoffrey Hoon   gave a highly informative and content intensive lecture for the IEF  participants and invited (practitioners and academia) guests.  Sir Geoffrey Hoon received his education at Jesus College in  Cambridge . Later in his exceptional career, he has taught at universities  in both the United Kingdom and the United States . Secretary H...