Speeches

This was during the time period when Mohamed Muhsin had addressed a Business Convention 2001 that had been organized by the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce. He spoke on recognizing and resolving differences in order to be successful in Globalization.

Mushin spoke on the role of the World Bank to be that of a catalyst, facilitator, broker and connector in the network of economy which thereby brought knowledge and information in developing countries. He spoke on the importance of ICT usage in an Asian business environment in order to succeed.

From the Internet on the Bullock Cart to e-Prosperity in India Keynote Speech by Mohamed Muhsin NASSCOM 2003: India Leadership Forum Mumbai, India February 14, 2003 In this passage Muhsin started by showcasing the fact that despite the transformation achieved in information and technology there was still a distance to go globally particularly in India.

International Symposium on Network Economy and Economic Governance. April 19, 2001, Beijing Global Knowledge Sharing and Local Development by M.V.Muhsin. Download PDF on “global_knowledge_sharing_and_local_development” by mohamed muhsin Muhsin spoke on the relationship between the network economy, development and poverty. He spoke of the seriousness of Globalization which was driven by the networking world.

by Mohammed Muhsin Redmond Washington USA, May 20, 2003. The Challenge of Poverty. From Brazil to Uganda to India to Bosnia to China, poverty is rampant due to lack of empowerment and an inability to participate in making decisions in their lives. On lines of the images shown in the Iraq war

10th Anniversary Celebrations of the South Asian Federation of Accountants & the 17th National Conference of Chartered Accountants in Sri Lanka. Keynote Address – Technical Sessions by M.V.Muhsin MV Muhsin intended not focusing on new Accounting standards or the appropriateness of the present tax structure but instead towards the journey in the University of Life.

by Mohamed Muhsin at the E-Transformation Conference New Delhi, India .March 16, 2005 Muhsin commemorated his speech by highlighting the challenges we face that range from AIDS to overpopulation to war and environmental degradation and affects the basic quality of life.

Muhsin had commenced his speech while he recollected the deep sadness shared by friends and families who were affected by the Sept 11 attack in US. Muhsin states that this incident gave the World Bank and many others around the world a time for reflection, and recommitment where one needed not be deterred by their vision for world peace and prosperity.