From Strategic Relevance to Economic Development: Michelle Giuda at the Romania 2030 Summit
11.03.23
Michelle Giuda, CEO, Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue joins Dan Negrea, Senior Director of the Freedom and Prosperity Center, Atlantic Council and Kimberly Reed, Former Chairman of the Board of Directors, President and CEO at Export-Import Bank of the US for a discussion with Steve Clemons, Founding Editor at Large, SEMAFOR, on economic development in Romania.
Michelle Giuda: “Countries like Romania are on the cusp of a great leap economically, technologically and culturally. But there is a four-dimensional contest between the Free World and authoritarian States: it’s military, it’s economic, it’s cultural and it’s diplomatic. Technology is at the crossroads of that competition. We believe at the Krach Institute that technology must advance freedom, and trust is the ultimate accelerator for that.”
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