The global trading system is changing at a rapid pace: Washington's use of tariffs is straining the rules-based order; Beijing’s export-led growth raises global competitiveness and capacity questions. Europe is caught between these competing models. It wants to be open and green—yet also secure and competitive. 

Our panel will explore how these political objectives are translated into business decisions; what de-risking means for global supply chains; and who ultimately bears the cost of resilience. Join a fast-paced discussion with leading voices from academia, business, and government, including a Q&A with PSIA students and invited stakeholders.

With: 

• Patrice Bergamini, Diplomatic Adviser to the Group's Chairman & CEO and Executive Committee member, CMA CGM;
• Arancha González, Dean, Paris School of International Affairs, Sciences Po; Dean, Paris School of International Affairs, Sciences Po; former Executive Director, International Trade Centre;
• Laurent Saint-Martin,  Former Minister Delegate for Foreign Trade of France; former CEO, Business France.

Moderated by Nicolas Kohler-Suzuki,  Associate researcher, Jacques Delors Institute.  

This event is made possible by the generous support of CMA CGM.

Seats will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.