Eurole ülemineku seminar

Eesti Tuleviku-uuringute Instituut koostöös Friedrich Naumanni Fondiga kutsub Teid  29. augustil hotellis Radisson Kieli saalis toimuvale seminarile, kus põhiettekande teeb Klaus Bünger (endine Saksamaa rahandusministeeriumi riigisekretär). Hr Bünger räägib euro-kogemusest Saksamaa vaatevinklist.

Sissejuhatuseks kommenteerib eurole ülemineku probleeme Eesti seisukohast Andres Sutt (Eesti Panga asepresident) ja TNS Emori projektijuht Jaanika Hämmal tutvustab vastavaalaseid Eestis läbiviidud avaliku arvamuse uuringuid. Seminari moderaator on Eesti Tuleviku-uuringute Instituudi direktor Erik Terk.

Seminar on osavõtjatele tasuta. Seminari toetab Euroopa Liit.

Programm

1330 Registreerimine ja kohv

14.00 Avasõnad
Manfred Wichmann, Head of the Northeastern Europe Project, Friedrich Naumann Foundation
rik Terk, direktor, Eesti Tuleviku-uuringute Instituut

14.05 Andres Sutt, asepresident, Eesti Pank
Eurole ülemineku probleemidest

15.00 Jaanika Hämmal, projektijuht, TNS EMOR
Avaliku arvamuse küsitlused eurole ülemineku kohta

15.15 Kohvipaus

15.40 Klaus Bünger, Ex-Secretary of State in the Federal Ministry of Economy
The EURO - a success story with faults. A German point of view

17.10 Kokkuvõte koos kohvi ja suupistetega

18.00 Lõpp

Seminarist osavõtust palume teada anda 25. augustiks aadressile: eti@eti.ee, märgusõna “seminar”, märkides oma nime ja asutuse/organisatsiooni, kus Te töötate.

Klaus Bünger

Staatssekretär a.D.
ZEI, University of Bonn

Klaus Bünger is a Senior Fellow at the Center for European Integration Studies (ZEI), University of Bonn, Germany, since 1999. He gives lectures on „Economic Aspects of European Integration“ at the University of Bonn (2000 and 2001 at the University of Halle). He is a member of the faculty of the European Masters Program of ZEI and of the faculty of the International MBA Program of IgBS (International graduate Business School, Zagreb, a project in partnership with Indiana University, Kelly School of Business and eiz -ekonomiski institut zagreb). He studied economics at the University of Hamburg (Germany). From 1974 to 1989 he was civil servant at the Federal Ministery of Economics of the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany (Department for Economic Policies). From 1989 to 1993 he worked as economic adviser at the German Parliament with the faction of the FDP, the liberal party of Germany. In 1994 he became Director General at the Federal Ministery of Economics (Department for Economic Policies) and was elected as President of the Economic
Policy Committee of the EU. From 1997 to 1998 he was State Secretary at the Federal Ministery of Economics.

Königswinter, August 15th, 2005