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G7/G20 & Development Cooperation Policy priorities and the Way Ahead

G7/G20 & Development Cooperation Policy priorities and the Way Ahead

31/10/2024, Hybrid event | h. 10:30

The event, organised in partnership with Focus2030 and the Compagnia di San Paolo Foundation, and in cooperation with Think7 and the Civil7, aims to examine G7 and G20 commitments to foster development cooperation, including under Italy’s G7 Presidency, assess their achievements and shortcomings, and discuss the policy priorities they should pursue. The event will focus on how to build more solid interactions and synergies between the G7 and G20 in the field of development cooperation to support the global sustainability agenda .

Responsible AI Adoption: Protecting Privacy while Unlocking Innovation among the G7

Responsible AI Adoption: Protecting Privacy while Unlocking Innovation among the G7

09/10/2024, Rome

Closed-door invitation-only event

Fostering AI Innovation and Competition. A G7 Policy Roadmap

Fostering AI Innovation and Competition. A G7 Policy Roadmap

03/10/2024, Istituto Affari Internazionali | h. 15:30

The meeting is part of a programme that IAI is conducting, as co-chair of Think7, one of the official engagement groups of the G7, on digital transformation and the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI). An IAI policy paper will be presented at the meeting.

Matteo Bursi

Matteo Bursi

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Matteo Bursi is a researcher in the IAI “Multilateralism and global governance” programme. Previously, he obtained a PhD in “Labour, Development and Innovation” at the Marco Biagi Foundation, then he was Research Fellow at the Department of Economics of Modena; in this role, he carried out teaching activities in legal-economic subjects. He was visiting PhD at the University College of Dublin and Schuman Trainee at the Economic Governance and EMU Scrutiny Unit of the European Parliament. During his studies he worked as a bank employee. His research has mainly concerned the economic governance framework of the European Union, cryptocurrencies and Central Bank Digital Currencies.

His publications include:

- On the hobbled reform of the Stability and Growth Pact, in Forum di Quaderni Costituzionali, n. 2 (2024), p. 141-170;

- (con Simone Scagliarini)Lo sceriffo euro-unitario nel “Crypto Far West”, in Il Diritto dell’Economia, vol. 70, n. 113 (2024), p. 455-479;

- Euro Digitale: una questione di sovranità, in Federalismi.it, n. 24 (2023), p. 1-31

- A cross-sectional analysis of the Transmission Protection Instrument, in Federalismi.it, n. 7 (2023), p. 1-15

- Il rischio stagflazione: un nuovo incentivo a riformare la BCE, in Federalismi.it, n. 16 (2022), p. 27-55

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Promoting Digital Innovation in the Mediterranean: a private-public perspective

Promoting Digital Innovation in the Mediterranean: a private-public perspective

19/09/2024, Istituto Affari Internazionali

The Istituto Affari Internazionali (IAI), as co-chair of Think7 (T7) – the official engagement group of the Italian G7 presidency that brings together leading think tanks and research centres from around the world – has organised two events on the topics of digitisation and regulation of artificial intelligence (AI).