We could meet many lecturers of Corvinus again this year at the Roving Conference for Economists

The conference was organised by the Hungarian Economic Association (MKT) in Eger between 21-22 September 2023. Over the two days, almost 700 specialists listened to presentations and panel discussions on economic issues within the framework of two plenary sessions and 16 sections. Together with  the pre-recorded sessions, around 150 speakers, including those from Corvinus, shared their thoughts with the audience of the roving conference: 

• Péter Ákos Bod, University Professor, Emeritus Professor of Corvinus University, participated in the opening plenary session ‘s economic policy panel discussion. 

• Zsolt Darvas, Senior Research Fellow at Corvinus participated in the session “The challenges of the European Union’s budget in the light of the mid-term review of the multiannual framework – nothing to see here?”. 

• Miklós Kozma chaired the session on International Cooperation in Digital Innovation and gave an introductory presentation. 

• Éva Pintér, Deputy Director of the Corvinus Institute of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, chaired the session “Artificial Intelligence in Finance – Business Challenges of Data Economy” and participated in the panel discussion alongside Péter Bagó, Head of the Corvinus Department of Innovation and Business Incubation and Péter Fehér, Director of International Relations. 

• Sándor Kerekes, Professor Emeritus of Corvinus gave a presentation entitled “Our sustainability achievements and the future” in the session “20 years in the European Union and the future – Development policy intentions and achievements”. 

• Mária Csutora, University Professor, Director of the Sustainability Indicators Research Centre at Corvinus chaired the pre-recorded session “Our Environmental Policy in the web of EU expectations: lessons from 20 years of EU membership” and moderated the panel discussion, which also included Sándor Kerekes, Professor Emeritus of Corvinus and László Szabó, Director of the Corvinus’ Regional Centre for Energy Policy Research 

You can now watch both plenary sessions, all 16 on-site sessions and all 9 pre-recorded sessions, as well as photos and coverage of the event on the conference website. Here – and in the MKT’s podcast channel – you can also find podcasts of each panel and presentations by the speakers.  

The next, 62nd Roving Conference for Economists will be organized by the Hungarian Economic Association in Nyíregyháza between 5-6 September 2024. 

Source: MKT/Corvinus