With an ambitious theme, “Democratic Governance Against Corruption,” the Summit of the Americas in Lima on April 13th and 14th has the unique potential to make progress towards public sector, civil society, and private sector priorities alike. But will governments overcome their divisions to take concrete action against corruption? And how can these efforts be supported by civil society, the business community, and youth leaders? Can heads of state find common cause with the Americas Business Dialogue, the Civil Society Forum, and the Young Americas Forum on Summit outcomes that will combat corruption in the hemisphere?
The Inter-American Dialogue and the Atlantic Council’s Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center are pleased to host an open discussion on how stakeholders in the VIII Summit of the Americas could unite around common anticorruption goals.
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SpeakersMercedes De FreitasExecutive Director, Transparencia Venezuela (@NoMasGuiso) Welby LeamanSenior Director, Global Government Affairs, Walmart (@Walmart) Rosario Diaz GaravitoFounder, The Millennials Movement; Coordination of Youth Participation and Dialogues in Peru (@RGARAVITO) Ana Rosa ValdiviesoAmbassador of Peru to the Organization of American States (@PeruOEA)
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Opening RemarksJason MarczakDirector, Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center, Atlantic Council (@jmarczak)
ModeratorMichael CamilleriDirector, Peter D. Bell Rule of Law Program, Inter-American Dialogue (@camillerimj) |
