Analytical reports and projects of the Russian International Affairs Council have triggered keen interest in the Cuban foreign policy community. On April 9, Cuban Embassy in Moscow hosted RIAC Program Director Ivan Timofeev who met Jorge Casals Llano, Pro-Rector of the Higher School on Foreign Relations, and Jose Fernandez del Rio, Cuban Embassy Counselor on Trade and Economy.
The School’s research is focused on global processes and issues, i.e. the subject also covered by scores of RIAC’s analytical works, which provides a platform for bilateral cooperation.
Analytical reports and projects of the Russian International Affairs Council have triggered keen interest in the Cuban foreign policy community. On April 9, Cuban Embassy in Moscow hosted RIAC Program Director Ivan Timofeev who met Jorge Casals Llano, Pro-Rector of the Higher School on Foreign Relations, and Jose Fernandez del Rio, Cuban Embassy Counselor on Trade and Economy.
The School’s research is focused on global processes and issues, i.e. the subject also covered by scores of RIAC’s analytical works, which provides a platform for bilateral cooperation.
The discussion concentrated on global development forecasts and scenarios, prediction horizons, and scenario reliability. Dr. Timofeyev presented RIAC’s three-volume edition “Russia’s Foreign Policy: 2000-2020” that contains a significant share of forecasting, as well as reports and other papers donated to the School library.
Dr. Timofeev also advised Cuban colleagues to review key Russian prognostic papers of recent years, among them “Strategic Global Forecast 2030”, a fundamental work by RAS Institute of World Economy and International Relations released under edition of Institute’s Director Academician A. Dynkin, Chairman of RIAC Academic Board.
