Trade and trade agreements are necessary for societies and economies to prosper. However, the race to the bottom activities in current trade regimes, do not work for the planet and its people. Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP) has the potential to address structural power imbalances throughout all aspects of a foreign policy. This includes the trade agenda. But what does that look like in practice?
Please join us for a multistakeholder dialogue on the question: How can a Feminist Foreign Policy positively impact current challenges of trade policies?
Programme:
Key note speech
Fatimah Kelleher - Senior International Women's Rights Strategic and Technical Adviser
Panel discussion
Lotte Harmanni - Coordinator Gender and Responsible Business Conduct, RVO (Dutch Enterprise Agency)
Andrea Torres - Colombian lawyer and co-director Fundación Nydia Erika Bautista (FNEB)
Mirian Keuning - Deputy Director International Affairs at VNO NCW
Fernando Hernandez - Trade and Investment Policy Officer at Both ENDS
The discussion will be summarized with a live illustration by Drawin’.
