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Upcoming events
Building AIIB: Asia’s new infrastructure development bank and Australia’s strategic role
5.30–6.30pm 25 October 2023
Mr Jin Liqun, President and Chair of the Board, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
The President of the AIIB, Mr Jin Liqun, will be visiting Australia in October, and will be delivering a public lecture at the Crawford School of Public Policy at the Australian National University.
Before being elected as the Bank’s first President, Mr Jin previously served as Vice President and then Ranking Vice President of the Asian Development Bank and as Alternate Executive Director for China at the World Bank and at the Global Environment Facility.
Date & time Wednesday 25 October 2023 5.30PM–6.30PM
Venue Molongolo Theatre, Level 2, Crawford Building 132, Lennox Crossing, ANU Online via Zoom
Speaker Mr Jin Liqun, President and Chair of the Board, Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
Contact devpolicy@anu.edu.au
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2023 Australasian AID Conference
9am 5 December – 5pm 7 December 2023
Various speakers
The 2023 Australasian AID Conference (AAC2023) will be held on 5–7 December, in partnership with The Asia Foundation.
The aim of AAC2023 is to bring together researchers from across Australia, the Pacific, Asia and beyond who are working on aid and international development policy (the AID in the conference acronym) to share insights, promote collaboration, and support development within the research community. With more than 600 people attending in 2022, the AAC has established itself as Australia’s premier aid and development conference.
AAC2023 will be held at the Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University, Canberra. The main emphasis of the conference is on in-person attendance and presentations, with all the opportunities for interaction and networking thereby afforded. It will also offer livestreaming via YouTube of selected sessions.
The call for papers and panels is now closed.
Key dates
- Submission deadline: 13 August
- First round of acceptance notifications: 1 September
- Early-bird registrations close: 21 September
- Draft program matrix release: 25 September
- Full draft program release: 30 October
See more information about the conference.
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