题为“T20会议：全球经济治理”的G20智库峰会（T20）系列会议之第九场孟买会议于2016年6月13日在印度孟买圆满落幕。此次会议由印度智库Gateway House、印度外交部、中国社会科学院世界经济与政治研究所、上海国际问题研究院与中国人民大学重阳金融研究院联合举办。

　　来自11个国家的超过100位嘉宾参加了本次会议。Gateway House主管兼创始人之一、印度大使Neelam Deo, 中国社会科学院世界经济与政治研究所副所长邹志波，和中国驻印度使馆临时代办刘劲松进行开幕致辞。随后，G20印度协调人、NITI Aayog副主席Arvind Panagariya博士发表了主题演讲，阐明了中国作为2016年G20峰会主席国的重要性，讨论印度在G20峰会中的作用，并强调T20智库峰会为推进G20议程所发挥的重要作用。

　　会议主体部分结束后是一系列世界各智库主要代表参与的闭门圆桌会议。会议由四个圆桌讨论组成，主题分别为：全球宏观经济治理、全球大宗商品和金融市场、可持续发展会议、贸易和投资会议。每场论坛时间紧凑，但讨论内容丰硕，来自印度、加拿大、中国、德国、韩国、美国、土耳其和国际组织的约35名专家学者发表了演讲。4场圆桌会议结束后，印度外交部多边经济关系联合秘书Alok Dimri先生致闭幕词。

　　中国人民大学重阳金融研究院执行院长王文、中国社科院世界经济与政治研究所全球治理研究室主任黄薇、上海国际问题研究院世界经济研究所执行所长张海冰、上海国际问题研究院副研究员刘宗义等作为中国T20代表在此次会议上发表了主题演讲。

 

Dialogue on Global Economic Governance

MUMBAI, INDIA – JUNE 13, 2016

MORNING KEYNOTE SESSION: CHINA, INDIA AND THE G20

Time: 8:30am-9:30am (Registration begins at 8:00am)

Format: Individual keynotes and remarks

Objective: Discuss China’s priorities for G20 in 2016 and India’s contributions to the G20 agenda.

Welcome remarks by co-host:  Ambassador Neelam Deo, Director and Co-Founder (5mins)

Welcome remarks by co-host: Prof. Zou Zhibo, Deputy Director, Institute of World Economics and Politics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (5mins)

Opening remarks by representative of China: H.E. Liu Jinsong, Charge D`affaires , Embassy of the People’s Republic of China to India (5mins)

Keynote address by representative of India: Honourable Arvind Panagariya, Vice Chairman, National Institute for Transforming India and G20 Sherpa, Government of India.

ROUNDTABLE 1: GLOBAL MACRO-ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE

Time: 9:45am – 11:00am

Format: Roundtable (Chair=5 mins, Discussants = 8 remarks*6mins =48 mins, Open discussion= 20 mins)

Objective: Discuss how G20 can effectively govern the global economy and design financial regulations to manage systemic risks.

Research Questions:

1. How should structural reform facilitate long-term economic growth? What’s the appropriate prioritize structural reform taking into account country differences? How to measure the achievement on structural reform? How can we collaborate on implementing better pro and counter-cyclical economic measures to boost growth?

2. How should we reform the old and the new multilateral financial institutions to make them more effective, representative and open to new economic thinking? Can IMF play the role of a global central bank?

3. How can global, regional and bilateral financial arrangements be designed to protect against systemic risks created by global financial integration? How can we design financial regulations that are appropriate and reflective of the needs of emerging markets and developing countries?

4. How can we cooperate in innovation and technology to support economic growth? To emerging markets, what is necessary to regulate our digital economy and how to avoid unnecessary negative impact on new economy?

ROUNDTABLE 2: GLOBAL COMMODITY AND FINANCIAL MARKETS

Time: 11:15am –12:30pm

Format: Roundtable (Chair=5 mins, Discussants = 8 remarks*6mins =48 mins, Open discussion= 20 mins)

Objective: Discuss how G20 can collaborate on building transparent and resilient financial markets.

Research Questions:

1. How can we design transparent commodity and financial benchmarks that ensure accurate price discovery? What is the impact of excessive financialisation of oil and food commodity markets?

2. How can we improve the design, reach and functioning of financial market infrastructure such as digital payment systems, clearing unions, commodity exchanges, rating agencies?

3. How can new funding instruments such as crowd-funding and crypto-currencies impact financial sector regulations and reforms?

4. How can we ensure consistency and inter-operability of financial regulatory frameworks between countries to facilitate foreign investments, cross-border payments and trans-national businesses?

GROUP PHOTO AND LUNCH BREAK: 12:30PM – 1:30PM

ROUNDTABLE 3: SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT

Time: 1:30pm – 2:45pm

Format: Roundtable (Chair=5 mins, Discussants = 8 remarks*6mins =48 mins, Open discussion= 20 mins)

Objective: Discuss how G20 countries can collaboratively design, build and finance infrastructure that is aligned with the vision of fostering a green economy

Research Questions:

1. How can multilateral development banks and development financial institutions such as BRICS NDB, AIIB and ADB promote both infrastructure development and ecological sustainability?

2. What financial products and instruments do we need to enable financing of long-term green infrastructure projects, especially in emerging markets and developing economies?

3. How can we channelize funds from governments and the private sector towards the commitments made at COP21 for both climate change mitigation and adaptation?

4. How should the new transnational infrastructure corridors such as BCIM, OBOR, etc. be designed so that they are ecologically sensitive and aligned with UN SDGs?

ROUNDTABLE 4: TRADE AND INVESTMENT

Time: 3:00pm – 4:15pm

Format: Roundtable (Chair=5 mins, Discussants = 8 remarks*6mins =48 mins, Open discussion= 20 mins)

Objective: Discuss how G20 can institute rules that ensure an equitable and fair global trading architecture.

Research Questions:

1. What is the likely impact of the trans-Atlantic and trans-pacific mega-trade agreements on emerging markets, developing countries?

2. How can G20 countries collaborate on Global Value Chains and design new trade agreements that focus on trade in goods, services, investments and movement of labor?

3. How can we ensure that inter-governmental geopolitical sanctions does not suppress global growth and trade?

4. How can we remove combative regulations globally to ensure free flow of capital?

CLOSING SESSION

Time: 4:15pm-4:30pm – Remarks by Mr. Alok Dimri, Joint Secretary, Multilateral Economic Relations, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India.