QUOTES ABOUT THE FORUM

"Speakers of the Forum Americas Conference: from right to left Mr.
Guillermo Abaracon, Founding President of the Forum Americas, Mr. G.
Kelly, USA Ambassador to Chile, Mr. JL Machinea, Executive Secretary United Nations Economic Commission, His Excellence Enrique V. Iglesias, President of the Inter-American Development Bank, His Excellence Patricio Aylwin, President of Chile, Mr.Nicolas Flano, Director at the World Bank, Dr. Jorge Forteza, Chairman San Andres University and Mariano Grondona, Historian and Political Analyst"

dfgdfgEnrique V. Iglesias - President of the Interamerican Development Bank Said “I must say that the Forum overcame all expectations, and it was instantly received as a new strategic institution within the international community as a very well timed initiative responding to a notable absence of renewed leadership in the LAC region. Since then, the Forum has entered into a whole new area of politics and leadership, creating a new world of knowledge and intellectual capital unlikely to be taught in universities in the LAC region”.

 

dfgdfgPresident JM Sanguinetti of Uruguay said: Mr. Abaracon’s aspiration was to ensure that the incoming generations have the opportunity to gain the expertise of the best minds in the world and engage in new schools of thought  making  the opportunity for new leadership an option to all.

 

 

dfgdfgJoe S. Nye Dean of the Kennedy School of Government said: Throughout the years, the Forum has developed a remarkable convening power and notable outreach made possible through strong partnerships with top international development institutions, private U.S. contributions and the academic community.

 

dfgdfgPresident Aylwin of Chile had this to say about Forum Americas: “The Forum rewards those leaders whose concrete actions reflect an adherence to the principles that holds transparent leadership, accountable democratic institutions, reliable economies and responsible social inclusiveness in countries in the Western Hemisphere”.

 

gffdgHis Excellency, Mr. Uribe, President, of Colombia since 2003 said: “The Forum has played a leading role in framing the debate on issues that really matter to the people of our hemisphere." Also he said ”The Forum shall provide the foundation for the next generation of social, political and business leaders from all walks of life to be able to craft and apply a new code of values and share responsibilities for the Americas in need of increased political vision with our main economic partner, the United States”. 

 

THE CHALLENGES OF THE NEW GENERATIONS

Dr. Jorge Forteza

 

Interview to Guillermo Abaracon
(Founder and Executive Director of the Forum Americas)

"Through the Agenda of the Americas 2020we will identify and promote values and principles that respond to the needs of the younger generations"
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OPEN MARKET AND INSTITUTIONAL MODERNIZATION IN A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

Dr. Jorge Forteza

 

Presentation of Best Practices on Good Governance and Competitiveness from around the world. Special presentation of the cases of Ireland, Spain, New Zealand and Finland, as well as examples from throughout the Latin American and the Caribbean region.
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LEADERSHIP, GOVERNANCE AND COMPETITIVENESS


Dr. Jorge Forteza

 

GLOBAL LEADERSHIP: What happens when societies decide to change their path and start to grow, and above all, when they decide to start a learning process?
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PARTNERSHIP COMPETITIVENESS: A PUBLIC PRIVATE - DIALOGUE


Dr. Jorge Forteza

 

INSTITUTIONAL MODERNIZATION IN HIGHLY COMPETITIVE ECONOMIES.

The Competitiveness Initiative aims at improving the environment in which public officials and firms operate by initially strengthening the technical efficiency and transparency of government institutions.
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NEW LEADERSHIP AWARDS


Dr. Jorge Forteza

 

The Forum seeks to provide incentives for leadership by recognizing individuals who have advanced a civic culture based on transparency, accountability, reciprocity, and consistency. These principles form the prerequisites of honest leadership, solid democratic institutions, social inclusion, and equitable economic growth.
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