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Parliamentary Assembly Session: 4 to 8 October 2010
Angel Gurria: ''International co-operation to prevent financial crisis''
[06/10/2010] OECD Secretary General intervened at PACE on October 6th, emphasizing the relevance of international organizations’ co-ordination to overcome economic crisis. The former Mexican Minister of Foreign Affairs quoted four key challenges: sustaining the recovery and restoring public finances, improving jobs perspectives and skills, exploring new sources of growth, rebuilding trust and confidence.