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Throughout past Economix events, the International Seminar has managed to educate the global public on crucial and interesting themes related to global economic issues.

These themes were discussed and presented by economic experts from within and outside the country. Speakers who have participated in our International Seminar include economists from the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, ERIA, International Monetary Fund, and great figures such as Mr. Thomas Lembong, Ms. Felia Salim, Professor Purnomo Yusgiantoro, Mr. Koji Hachiyama and Mr. Jusuf Kalla, Former Vice-President of Indonesia.

The 22nd Economix International Seminar will be held through a hybrid scenario, where participants are welcomed to come on-site and join in a critical discussion and an interactive session with our notable moderated speakers. The respective seminar will also be accessible for the general public at online streaming sites. The 22nd Economix International Seminar consists of two parts, keynote and moderated sessions. The keynote sessions will feature important economic figures and last for 20 minutes. The moderated sessions will include a sequence of presentations and discussions that lasts for 20 minutes for each speaker which will be rounded off by a Q&A session.

INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR

In the past, the International Dialogue has been successful in educating international audiences regarding niche issues that have an effect on the global economy. As one of The 22nd Economix pre-events, International Dialogue proposes a moderated discussion between speakers based on trigger questions regarding this year's theme, “Integration of Digital Finance into The Monetary System”. Central banks are now opting for digital integration in order to embolden their functions and to improve their controls over the nation’s money supply, monetary policy, and financial system stability. The usage of central bank digital currencies, digital payments, and digital banking may prove to be a challenge however, when taking into consideration the risks of cybersecurity, and contingencies during times of economic downturn.