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17.04.2019
Foreign Trade Curriculum 2019-20
Based on the Seminar Series "Current Economic Issues"
The Federal Academy of Administration, the Research Centre International Economics (FIW) and the Federal Ministry for Digital and Economic Affairs (BMDW) cordially invite you to participate in the Foreign Trade Curriculum 2019-20. In the kick-off seminar "Open Markets Matter" on 13 May 2019, Manfred Schekulin will address the interactions between foreign trade and other policy areas.
Within two years, 11 seminars will take place. Participants will receive a confirmation of participation from the FIW after attending at least 8 seminars. It is also possible to attend individual seminars without participating in the Foreign Trade Curriculum.
Participation in the seminars is free of charge. BMDW employees are credited with a learning credit after each seminar visit.
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Industrial, Innovation and International Economics
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