Macroeconomic effects of the Eurasian Economic Union countries

On the eve of the opening of the First International Forum of the Eurasian Partnership in Yerevan Eurasian Economic Commission provided information about the macroeconomic indicators of the Eurasian Economic Union countries. Macroeconomic effects of the Eurasian Economic Union countries Speaking of the macroeconomic effects for the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union, it should be…

After joining Eurasian Economic Union Armenia has increased its export to the countries of the region

Armenia has increased the exports of goods to the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union (EurAsEC) 1.7 times since it joined the organization, according to Tatyana Valovaya,  the Minister of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), who told the reporters about it on Thursday. “Armenian exports have increased by 1.7 times over the period of seven…

The Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP) has shared infromation about the Forum

The Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs (RSPP) that is proactively engaged in multilateral collaboration with the international partners has shared infromation about the upcoming forum of #IFEP2016.
Information about the forum is also available on the webpage of National Coordination Center for Developing Economic Cooperation with the Countries of Asia-Pacific Region.

Dr. Sam M. Saeed

Dr. Sam M. Saeed is the Chief Technology Officer of AERTC’s “ENUGY Project”, an environmentally responsible power generation scheme using untapped hydrocarbon resources in various locations around the world.  He has been instrumental in the design of the distributed micro-grid networks of the Project, and its integration into the planned transcontinental UHVDC super-grid currently under…

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A retired United Kingdom Law-Enforcement senior manager with 40 years’ experience in the Investigation discipline with HM Customs and Excise. This largely in the fight against organised crime, drug trafficking, commercial fraud and both cigarette and alcohol smuggling.

Expert on Interdiction at the International frontier having spent 20 years at Heathrow Airport.

(1967-2006)

This was followed by Institution/ Capacity building for the European Commission in the Balkans and many other European States .Responsible for the creation and development of a senior management team for the Customs Service of Kosovo. Conducted workshops and lectures on combating Organised Crime in many EU States.

(2004-2008)

Engaged as a part time consultant in the field of Customs and International for De La Rue, a UK based company and world leader in the supply of currency, passports and other security print items.

Permanent representative on behalf of De La Rue of the Private Sector Consultancy Group of the World Customs Organisation (WCO) in Brussels. This organisation representing 30 of the largest companies and associations in the Global Supply Chain and feeding advice and guidance to the WCO.

(2009-2014)

Engaged as an Independent advisor for U.S. principals in assuring the transparency of three elections in Morocco and the use of EU funding in Bulgaria.

Represented Government of Morocco on two occasions as a Petitioner at the United Nations in New York regarding the Western Sahara dispute with Algeria.

Delivered lectures on the development of Organised Crime and drug trafficking in West Africa.

(2012-2015)

Managing Director of Chris Braham Consulting Ltd (2009- Present)

Lieutenant General (ret) Jürgen Bornemann

(former Director General International Military Staff(IMS)

NATO Headquarters, Brussels)

General Bornemann started his military service in the German Armed Forces in 1968. He studied

Economics and Politics at the University of the German Armed Forces in Hamburg. Following

attendance of the General Staff Officer Course at the German Armed Forces College in Hamburg

(1983-1985) and the Royal Belgian Defence College in Brussels (1987-1988) he served in several

command and staff functions in the German Bundeswehr. At the level of the German Ministry of

Defence in Bonn/Berlin he acted as Military Assistant to the State Secretary for Military Policy, as

Branch Chief Military Policy and International Military Cooperation and Deputy Head of the Military

Policy Division. At the level of NATO-Headquarters in Brussels he was appointed as Assistant

Director Plans and Policy IMS, as German Military Representative to NATO and EU and finally as

the Director General IMS. He retired from military service in July 2013.

General Bornemann lives in Berlin and works as an independent advisor for security and military

policy.