Former Union Minister Suresh Prabhu has been appointed to the Bloomberg New Economy Advisory Board, making him the only Indian in the list, including former Indonesian president, IMF’s first Deputy Managing Director, Geeta Gopinath and several industry leaders.
Suresh Prabhu is a six -time member of Parliament, who organized several departments during the first two conditions of Vajpayee government and Prime Minister Modi.
He organized many cabinet portfolio like industry, electricity, environment and forests, railways, civil aviation, commerce and industry, and fertilizers and chemicals. Additionally, he has served as the Prime Minister’s Sherpa for the G7 and G20, playing an important role in shaping the official agenda of the Government of India on important issues for G7 and G20.
Mr. Prabhu is a famous chartered accountant and is currently Chancellor of Rishihud University in Sonepat, Haryana. He is also a visiting professor at the London School of Economics.
Bloomberg new economy There is a platform for dialogue and debate about the future of the global economy. A new advisory board Yesterday was declared by the Chairman, Gina Rayamondo, former US Commerce Secretary, and Mario Dress, who served as the Prime Minister of Italy and the Chairman of the European Central Bank.
“I am honored for supporting Mike Bloomberg’s mission for leading the Bloomberg New Economy Advisory Board and promoting deep conversation between global leaders. As the geopolitical uncertainty in the world, rapid progress in technology, and a growing climate crisis period is navigated, it is generally more important to find a common land and to construct a global process.”
He said, “I am keen to discuss my fellow board members to discuss how we can strengthen flexibility in global commerce and collaborate on long -term solutions for these challenges.”
Established in 2018, the Bloomberg new economy is a worldwide community of multinational CEOs, public authorities, new -intellectuals and financiers. With meetings held at Singapore, Beijing, Panama City, Dublin, Markesh and Sao Paulo.
