Global Arab Network | UK: Global Vision 2000 launches blueprint to replace programme of savage austerity

Translate this article to your language:

GANPublications

e-Publications

Add Site to Favorites

Add Page to Favorites

Make Homepage

Share This Page

RSS Feed

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| |

UK: Global Vision 2000 launches blueprint to replace programme of savage austerity

- Sarah Khan

Sunday, 18 July 2010 12:08

UK (London) - Global Vision 2000 the independent thinktank is holding an emergency seminar on Tuesday July 20 2010 in the House of Lords in committee room 2a from 6-8. The theme will be the Rise and Fall of Civilisation: Perspectives of moral political economy. Keynote speakers include Moeen Yaseen, Daud Pidcock, Muhammad Rafeeq, Canon Peter Challen, Lawrence Bloom, Michael King and Vijay Mehta.

Since our last Parliamentary event we have had a general election and an incoming Coalition government which is imposing a new era of austerity. The purpose of this event is to promote alternative holistic sustainable solutions which open the door to an era of prosperity within the framework of a moral political economy.

It is clear that mainstream conventional solutions are solving nothing and indeed we are facing cataclysmic consequences. Nevertheless the opportunity to redeem the dire situation still exists. We are not only facing a financial meltdown with bankrupt banks but now an economic collapse of the real economy.

The Unions are planning to respond with a General Strike with a re-run of 1926. Global Vision 2000 challenges the inevitability of austerity and asks CUI BONO- who benefits and why? Global Vision 2000 will launch a blueprint for a future of hope, stability, justice and prosperity.

Global Arab Network

Add comment

The opinions of the authors in articles published are theirs alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of Global Arab Network
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Published comments are the opinions of private individuals and do not reflect the views of Global Arab Network