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1st International Hellenic University Symposium

Economic Developments and Challenges in the World Economy and Markets and in the region of Southeast Europe

The International Hellenic University is holding its first symposium on 23 June with keynote speaker, the Prime Minister of Greece, Dr Kostas Karamanlis.

Leaders from the financial, business and academic communities will be attending the University’s first major event.

(Attendance is by invitation only.)

EMBA began in March 2008

The International Hellenic University opened its doors to its first students on 28 March with the start of the Executive MBA Programme of the School of Economics and Business Administration.

 The validity of the Masters programme is ensured by our international team of professors of the highest quality, leaders in their fields, with wide teaching experience. The student body of the EMBA programme is  made up of company executives from Balkan countries. Leading banks and a good mix of top industrial and service companies operating in the Balkan region have sponsored the programme.

 The students were made welcome at the new IHU facilities, equipped with state-of-the-art technology, in Thermi, Thessaloniki.  The students’ ambitions are reflected in those of IHU’s academic community, whose aim it is to guarantee the success of this new establishment in the academic world of Southeastern Europe.

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13 Apr. 2008, IMF, World Bank & Future

Our visiting Professor Keith Pilbeam, who is internationally known in the area of international economics, took part in a discussion panel on Press TV on Sunday night at 21:00.

Professor Pilbeam spoke about the functions and efficiency of IMF and World Bank in relation to loans  made by these organisations.

IMF structural changes were discussed with particular consideration of their influence on developed and developing economies.

The US bank crisis and its effect on the global financial markets and global economy were explained.

Potential solutions to the food crisis and the stabilisation of foreign exchange rate markets were also discussed.


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