世界银行高级副总裁、首席律师Anne-Marie Leroy将于11月29日早访问清华大学法学院并做演讲。

 

      演讲时间: 11月29日上午10: 30-12：00

      演讲题目："The World Bank in a changing World: Opportunities and Challenges under it's Articles of Agreement".

      演讲地点：清华大学法学院明理楼模拟法庭

 

      Anne-Marie Leroy简介：2009年3月9日被任命为世界银行高级副总裁、首席律师。之前在英国Denton Wilde Sapte律师事务所巴黎代表处负责公法部门的工作。她本科毕业于巴黎大学政治科学系和国家公共行政学院，硕士专业为组织社会学。1986年作为国会议员在法国最高法院从事公法和行政法工作，做5年法官。1991年她是教育部法律及国际事务处处长。

 

      请感兴趣的同学写明邮件主题、姓名、学号、班级、手机号码发至 xiemy@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn, 得到确认的同学请于11月28日下午5点到明理楼106室领取讲座券，并于29日上午提前15分钟到达模拟法庭。

 

 

 

Anne-Marie Leroy, a French national, was appointed Senior Vice President and
General Counsel for the World Bank Group last March 9, 2009. Prior to
joining the WBG, she has been a partner of the Paris Office of Denton Wilde
Sapte LLP since 2005 where she was in charge of the Department of Public
Law.

A graduate of both the Paris Institute for Political Science, and the
National School for Public Administration (ENA), with a graduate degree in
the Sociology of Organizations, Anne Marie joined the Council of State
(Conseil d'Etat) in 1986, the highest court in France for public and
administrative law, where she worked as a judge for five years.

In 1991, she was appointed to the Ministry of National Education, as a
director of legal and international affairs, managing the ministry's
representation in courts and providing legal advice to the Minister and
ministry units, and bilateral relations with partner countries in the field
of education. Her work included technical assistance projects in developing
countries, as well as in multilateral institutions, especially the EU and
the OECD. From January 1995 to May 1998, she served in the World Bank, MENA
region as a senior public sector specialist, working on public management
issues especially in Lebanon, Morocco and Tunisia.

Returning to Paris in 1998 to take up the position of Department Head in
charge of Governance and Civil Society issues in the Public Management
Service of the OECD, she was soon appointed as Senior Advisor to the Prime
Minister, Lionel Jospin, in charge of government reform. Following the
presidential election of 2002, she returned to the Council of State and her
functions as a judge. In 2003, she was also appointed by the Board of
Executive Directors of the Inter-American Development Bank as a judge with
the IDB's Administrative Tribunal.