WEF Dublin: Cancelled
seedot | 18.07.2003 14:26 | Globalisation
Just in - The October summit of the WEF in Dublin has been cancelled. Must have been run out of town by them anarcho's
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From the Irish Times
The World Economic Forum summit due to take place in Dublin in October has been postponed. The Government expressed its disappointment by the decision to reschedule the Competitiveness Summit which it now intends to run in conjunction with its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
The World Economic Forum summit due to take place in Dublin in October has been postponed. The Government expressed its disappointment by the decision to reschedule the Competitiveness Summit which it now intends to run in conjunction with its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
The Government expressed disappointment by the decision to reschedule the Competitiveness Summit which it now intends to run in conjunction with its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
Responding to the WEF decision, the Tánaiste, Ms Harney, said that the Government had been very willing to host the Summit and was disappointed that it would not now go ahead.
"The Dublin Summit would have presented an ideal opportunity to discuss important issues concerning competitiveness in Europe. In the light of the WEF decision not to proceed, I hope that the WEF will continue with a special focus on Competitiveness during the Davos Summit in January next year" said the Tánaiste.
The World Economic Forum summit due to take place in Dublin in October has been postponed. The Government expressed its disappointment by the decision to reschedule the Competitiveness Summit which it now intends to run in conjunction with its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
The World Economic Forum summit due to take place in Dublin in October has been postponed. The Government expressed its disappointment by the decision to reschedule the Competitiveness Summit which it now intends to run in conjunction with its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
The Government expressed disappointment by the decision to reschedule the Competitiveness Summit which it now intends to run in conjunction with its annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
Responding to the WEF decision, the Tánaiste, Ms Harney, said that the Government had been very willing to host the Summit and was disappointed that it would not now go ahead.
"The Dublin Summit would have presented an ideal opportunity to discuss important issues concerning competitiveness in Europe. In the light of the WEF decision not to proceed, I hope that the WEF will continue with a special focus on Competitiveness during the Davos Summit in January next year" said the Tánaiste.
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