Deborah Lehr on Freedom, Power, and the Politics of Global Trade

About this episode

Deborah Lehr discusses her insights on global trade, environmental sustainability, and cultural heritage in relation to US-China relations.

In this conversation, Deborah Lehr shares her extensive experience in US-China relations, trade negotiations, and her insights on green finance and biodiversity. She discusses the evolution of the WTO, the geopolitical shifts affecting global power dynamics, and the importance of cultural heritage and environmental preservation. Deborah emphasizes the emerging opportunities in the Middle East and the role of individuals in making a significant impact in global affairs. The discussion highlights the interconnectedness of economic growth, environmental sustainability, and cultural heritage preservation. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit podcast.thecoveredcallpod.com

People in this episode

Hosts: Lovis, Jason

Guest: Deborah Lehr

Topics covered

• US-China relations
• global trade
• green finance
• biodiversity
• cultural heritage
• environmental sustainability

Keywords

• global trade
• US-China relations
• green finance
• biodiversity
• cultural heritage
• environmental sustainability
• Middle East opportunities

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: WTO

Places: US, China, Middle East

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