Carsten Pillath

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Former State Secretary/former Director General
German Finance Ministry/General Secretariat of the Council of the EU

In 1991, he graduated in Economics (Cologne) and afterwards, he worked at the German Federal Ministry of Finance (MoF), the IMF and the Federal Chancellery. He also was Director General for EU Affairs at MoF; and as of 2008, Director-General in the Secretariat of the EU Council. In 2022, he returned to the MoF as State Secretary until 2023.

Carsten Pillath on the Schedule 2023

All times in CEST

Friday, 25. August

Starting times
Evening
Track Forum: Community Talks
English 60
The Track Forum is your space to connect to fellow participants and speakers around the four thematic tracks of the EFA. Each corner of Schrödinger Hall hosts one track community. Sit at one of the nine tables, get to know interesting leaders and experts, and have a great conversation about current issues.  Climate Track: Table 1 – Come and meet Anuna de Wever Table 2 – Discussing current developments in climate policy innovation in Brussels with Anna Sobczak  Democracy Track: Table 1 – Come and meet Cédric Villani Table 2 – Discussing current developments in representation of underrepresented groups with Jana Degrott Finance & Economy Track: Table 1 – Come and meet Antonella Mei-Pochtler Table 2 – Discussing current developments in Europe's political economy with Carsten Pillath Security Track: Table 1 – Come and meet Margot Wallström Table 2 – Discussing current developments in Russia with Stefan Meister
Congress Centrum Alpbach , CCA – Schrödinger-Saal
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18:30 - 19:30 Track Forum: Community Talks
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Tuesday, 29. August

Starting times
Afternoon
A Resilient and Sovereign Europe: How to Thrive in a Fragmented World
English 90
The ongoing shift towards a more fragmented world order, driven by the pandemic and Russia's war against Ukraine, calls for urgent action. Europe needs to reduce its dependencies and strengthen its strategic sovereignty, while remaining open to the world. How can Europe respond to these challenges and regain its competitiveness? How can Europe become bolder in shaping the global order?   Session objective: Imagining new possibilities – Get inspired and foster new ideas by imagining bold solutions to complex challenges and imagine disruptively new ways of thinking. 
Hotel Böglerhof , Hotel Böglerhof – Fichtensaal
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14:00 - 15:30 A Resilient and Sovereign Europe: How to Thrive in a Fragmented World
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