ALLIANCE FOR MULTILATERAL
ECONOMIC COOPERATION
ABOUT AMEC
AMEC is a Swiss-based collaborative platform established by professionals with experience across multilateral institutions, diplomacy, leading universities and research centers, international business, and global policy ecosystems.
It was created in response to a structural shift in the global order: a multilateral environment in which durable solutions must be co-developed across regions, disciplines, and institutional cultures. AMEC operates as a neutral, non-aligned platform dedicated exclusively to initiatives that improve human outcomes and unlock long-term potential.
Rather than organizing conferences, AMEC operates as a strategic convener and thought leadership platform, identifying critical themes, shaping high-level dialogue, and architecting the structured environments in which senior stakeholders can engage in consequential, long-horizon collaboration.
What Defines AMEC
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Independent from political
& commercial agendas
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Mission-driven participation
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Closed, confidential formats
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No ownership of outcomes developed through the platform
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Substance over publicity
OUR
MISSION
AMEC enables the structural cooperation required for the next phase of the global economy by bringing together decision-makers, senior leaders, scientists, and institutions, connecting expertise across regions and systems to address the foundations of long-term prosperity, resilience, and competitiveness.
AREAS
OF ENGAGEMENT
AMEC works across four interconnected domains central to the next development cycle of the global economy.
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IN THE NEXT ECONOMY
Strengthening cities as engines of innovation, resilience, and long–term economic performance.
The agenda integrates transport and logistics modernization, next-generation urban systems, and AI-enabled economic ecosystems with strengthened technology leadership and strategic autonomy. It further prioritizes human capital for knowledge- and AI-driven economies, forward-looking health systems, and the cultivation of globally competitive innovators capable of leapfrogging legacy constraints.
SOUTH AGENDA
Ensuring global growth is inclusive, balanced, and informed by diverse national realities.
The agenda advances underrepresented economic perspectives, promotes equitable participation in global growth, and supports development strategies that are rooted in local realities while remaining globally connected. It further fosters cross-regional economic partnerships to strengthen balanced and inclusive progress.
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3
OF WELLBEING
Should be as a core societal infrastructure through scalable, population-level models.
This includes integrating AI with preventive health systems, expanding democratized access to longevity and advanced care, developing policy frameworks that support sustainable health systems, and positioning measurable wellbeing as a factor of competitiveness.
IN THE FUTURE ENERGY DIALOGUE
Reframing nuclear energy through evidence-based dialogue and cross-sector cooperation.
This includes advancing scientific clarity beyond legacy perceptions, fostering structured dialogue among scientists, policymakers, and industry, clarifying the role of nuclear energy in reliable low-carbon systems, and building responsible alliances to support safe innovation.
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Cities and
Competitiveness
in the Next Economy
Strengthening cities as engines of innovation, resilience, and long–term economic performance.
The agenda integrates transport and logistics modernization, next-generation urban systems, and AI-enabled economic ecosystems with strengthened technology leadership and strategic autonomy. It further prioritizes human capital for knowledge- and AI-driven economies, forward-looking health systems, and the cultivation of globally competitive innovators capable of leapfrogging legacy constraints.
Global
South Agenda
Ensuring global growth is inclusive, balanced, and informed by diverse national realities.
The agenda advances underrepresented economic perspectives, promotes equitable participation in global growth, and supports development strategies that are rooted in local realities while remaining globally connected. It further fosters cross-regional economic partnerships to strengthen balanced and inclusive progress.
The Future
of Wellbeing
AMEC advances wellbeing as core societal infrastructure through scalable, population-level models.
This includes integrating AI with preventive health systems, expanding democratized access to longevity and advanced care, developing policy frameworks that support sustainable health systems, and positioning measurable wellbeing as a factor of competitiveness.
Nuclear Energy
in the Future Energy Dialogue
Reframing nuclear energy through evidence-based dialogue and cross-sector cooperation.
This includes advancing scientific clarity beyond legacy perceptions, fostering structured dialogue among scientists, policymakers, and industry, clarifying the role of nuclear energy in reliable low-carbon systems, and building responsible alliances to support safe innovation.
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Louis Coomans
de Brachène
Treasurer AMEC
Harri
Ihring
Secretary General AMEC
Jean-Daniel
Ruch
President AMEC
AMEC
Governing
Board
The AMEC Governing Board comprises professionals with extensive backgrounds in the United Nations system, Swiss Federal Diplomacy, international business, and the World Economic Forum. The Board ensures strategic alignment, governance, and long-term institutional development.
Louis Coomans
de Brachène
Treasurer AMEC
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Harri
Ihring
Secretary General AMEC
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JEAN-DANIEL
RUCH
President AMEC
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Anastassia
Ozerova
CEO AMEC
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AMEC GOVERNING
BOARD
LEADERSHIP
AMEC operates through a compact, senior-led structure built for discretion, precision, and execution.
Our model favors depth over scale, alignment
over visibility, and trust over publicity.
Contributors include seasoned practitioners from diplomacy, multilateral institutions, academia, finance, infrastructure, and advanced technologies. Each participant is selected for domain authority, judgment, and the ability to operate effectively across systems.
AMEC does not assemble large networks.
It brings together the right individuals, at the right
level, for clearly defined objectives. This structure allows AMEC to move with agility and support consequential cooperation without institutional friction.
Detailed profiles are shared within the partner environment.
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IS DELIBERATE
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PARTICIPATIONIS SELECTIVE
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CONFIDENTIALITY IS FOUNDATIONAL
STRATEGIC
CONTRIBUTORS
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Ayaz
Bayramov
Azerbaijan Projects Coordinator
DANIL
KERIMI
Technology
& Digital Policy Executive
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GRANT
MCKIBBIN
Partnership Architecture & Membership Strategy
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ALEXEI
PRAZDNICHNYH
Strategic Advisor & Economic
Competitiveness Expert
PRIVATE
PARTNER ACCESS
Restricted Partner
Workspace →
A secure environment for participating institutions to:
Restricted Partner
Workspace ↓
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Access working materials
and collaborative research
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Continue discussions initiated in closed sessions
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