Programa 29° Pleno (em inglês)

Presidency of the Republic
Secretariat for Institutional Affairs
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL – CDES
INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON
DEVELOPMENT
Brasilia, 05 - 06 March 2009.
GROUNDS:
The Economic and Social Development Council (CDES), advisory body of the
Presidency of the Republic, has been debating and contributing to the Brazilian
development process, considering it a shared task between the government
and civil society.
Since de beginning of 2009, the Economic and Social Development Council has
been conducting its activities and reflections by following the international
financial crisis referring to the effects over the Brazilian economy and seeking
solutions for disorders and defies which, due to its nature of global crisis, will have
inevitably repercussions over Brazil. In this sense there has already been periodic
monitoring meetings, gathering of CDES Councilors, governmental strategic
managers and members of the academy in the quest of economic policy
measures to be proposed to the President of the Republic in such a delicate
moment to Brazil and to the world. In these meetings aspects such as:
economic, fiscal and monetary policy; productive development; international
trade; have been analyzed with emphasis on the credit, production,
consumption, employment, exchange international trade and inflation
conduct; as well as the Program for Growth Acceleration – PAC fundamental
key to avoid a acute deceleration of economic activities in the Country.
At a time in which Brazil is relatively in a more fortunate condition in relation to
the majority of emerging countries arising as a potential leader among them in
the context of strengthening the G20 role in conducting the international
economic policy, CDES has felt the need to extend the discussion on the new
pattern of multipolar development, now under debate among the main
multilateral institutions, among the academicians, among numerous civil society
locations, calling on national and international experts who excelled while
examining such issues.
PARTICIPANTS:
CDES Councilors;
Economists, social scientists, sociologists, Brazilian and foreign historians and
geographers, integrating, in a multidisciplinary perspective, financial, social and
geopolitical issues;
Governmental and social organizations executives and managers, invited by
CDES Councilors;
Social, political and institutional leaders.
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1st DAY - 03/05/2009
OPENING (09:00am)
HE President of the Federative Republic of Brazil Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
NEW DEVELOPMENT PATTERN: GROWTH, STABILITY AND SOCIAL INCLUSION
(9:30 – 12:30pm)
Coordination: Minister José Múcio Monteiro - Head-Minister for the
Secretariat of Institutional Affairs of the Presidency of the Republic
Speakers:
1. Minister Dilma Rousseff – Minister-Chief of the Presidential Staff Office
2. Minister Paulo Bernardo – Minister for Planning, Budget and
Management.
3. Minister Guido Mantega – Minister of Finance
4. Minister Henrique Meirelles – President of the Brazilian Central Bank
CDES Development Agenda: Paulo Godoy – CDES Councilor, President of
the Brazilian Association of Infrastructure and Basic Industry
Plenary Debate
Lunch Break - (12:30 – 2:00pm)
Conference
CHALLENGES FOR THE BRAZILIAN DEVELOPMENT
(2:30 – 3:00pm)
Maria da Conceição Tavares – Economist, former congresswoman for
the Workers Party (PT-RJ)
Rapporteur: Germano Rigotto - CDES Councilor, former congressman,
former Governor for Rio Grande do Sul State for PMDB Party (PMDBRS).
Dialogue Tables
THE ROLE OF THE STATE IN A POST-CRISIS WORLD AND THE CHALLENGES FOR BRAZIL
(3:00 – 6:00pm)
• Debate the role of the State in a post-crisis context and evaluate the
challenges for Brazil in planning and performing public policies in the medium
and long term.
Coordination: Tânia Bacelar - CDES Councilor, Professor for the Federal
University of Pernanbuco.
Rapporteur: Lincoln Fernandes - CDES Councilor, President of the
Economic and Industrial Policy Council of the Federation of Industry of
Minas Gerais State (FIEMG)
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Speakers:
1. Luciano Coutinho – President of the Development Bank (BNDES)
2. Ignacy Sachs – Economist, referred to as Ecossocioeconomist, Chair of
the Center for Research for Contemporary Brazil, in France.
3. James Galbraith – Professor for The Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public
Affairs, University of Texas
4. Jan Kregel – Independent Consultant, former Head of Development
and Political Analysis on the Department of Economic and Social
Affairs · United Nations - UNDESA.
5. Márcio Pochmann – President of the Institute of Applied Economic
Research - IPEA
Plenary Debate
LATIN AMERICAN INTEGRATION PROCESS: DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL AND THE
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CRISIS EFFECTS (6:30 – 8:30pm)
Coordination: José Carlos Bumlai - CDES Councilor, Vice-President of
ACRISSUL – Mato Grosso do Sul Cattlemen's Association.
Rapporteur: Sérgio Haddad - CDES Councilor, President of the Brazilian
Association of Non Governmental Organizations (ABONG).
Speakers:
1. Jorge Bienstein – University of Buenos Aires, Faculty of Social Sciences,
Argentina.
2. Luiz Bernardo Pericás – Latin-American Faculty of Social Sciences
(FLACSO), São Paulo, Brasil.
3. Gerardo Caetano – Chair of Political Science of the University of the
Republic, Uruguay.
4. Marco Aurélio Garcia – Head of the Special Aide for the Presidency of
the Republic, Brazil.
Plenary Debate
2nd DAY - 03/06/2009
FINANCIAL GLOBALIZATION AND PROSPECTS OF NEW
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM (9:00am – 12:30pm):
REGULATION
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Coordination: Maurício Botelho - CDES Councilor, President of Embraer
Administrative Council
Rapporteur: Antônio Neto - CDES Councilor, President of the Brazilian
General Workers’ Union Central (CGTB)
Speakers:
1. José Sérgio Gabrielli – Economist, Petrobrás President
2. Luiz Gonzaga Belluzzo – Professor for the University of Campinas,
member of the Editorial Council for Carta Capital Publication
3. Otaviano de Barros – Head Economist for Bradesco.
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4. Robert Guttmann – Professor of Economics, Chair of the Department of
Economics Hofstra University, New York; Chair of the Policy and
International Relations Center of the Johns Hopkins University,
Washington DC
Plenary Debate
Lunch break (12:30 – 2:00pm)
NEW ROLE FOR MULTILATERAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTUIONS
(2:00 – 4:30pm)
• Debate on the possibility of increasing the decision power of emerging
countries on potential challenges, which will follow the international financial
crisis and their impact over the global economy.
Coordination: Artur Henrique - CDES Councilor, Head of the Workers
Central Union
Rapporteur: Murillo Aragão - CDES Councilor, Head of Arko Advice
Research
Speakers:
1. Otaviano Canuto – Vice-President of the Inter-American Development
Bank (IDB).
2. Paulo Nogueira Baptista Jr. Executive Director of the International
Monetary Fund (IMF), representing Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guiana,
Haiti, Panama, Dominican Republic, Suriname e Trinidad & Tobago.
3. Rogério Studart – Executive Director of the World Bank for Brazil,
Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Haiti, Panama, Filipinos,
Suriname, e Trinidad & Tobago
Plenary Debate
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