Faculty Profiles

Lamy, Pascal
Distinguished Professor, CEIBS
Coordinator of the Jacques Delors Think Tanks (Paris, Berlin, Brussels)
President of Paris Peace Forum
Former DG of WTO
Pascal Lamy (pascallamy.eu) is the President of the Paris Peace Forum and of the European branch of the Brunswick Group. He coordinates the Jacques Delors Institutes (Paris, Berlin, Brussels).
He is also President or member of various boards with a global, european or french vocation (European Starfish Mission (ocean), Mo Ibrahim Foundation, European Climate Foundation, IFPRI, PECC, CERRE, TMEA, Antarctica 2020, Transparency International, Alpbach Forum, Beijing Forum, World Trade Forum, WEF, Global Risks, Europaeum, Collegium international, Musiciens du Louvre, Institut Mendes-France, Colbert Foundation, etc.).
He is an affiliated professor at the China Europe International Business School CEIBS (Shanghai) and at HEC (Paris).
From 2005 to 2013, Pascal Lamy served two consecutive terms as Director General of the World Trade Organization (WTO). He was previously Trade Commissioner (1999-2004), Director General of Crédit Lyonnais (1994-1999), Chief of Staff of the President of the European Commission, Jacques Delors and his G7 Sherpa (1985-1994), Deputy Chief of Staff of the French Prime Minister (1983-1985) and to the French Minister of the Economy and Finance (1981-1983).
Last publication "Strange new world" (Odile Jacob 2020), "Où va le monde ?" (Odile Jacob 2018).
2020-04-23 The Impact of COVID-19 on World Trade
2020-04-17 Pascal Lamy – New Opportunities for China and the World
2019-01-08 Pascal Lamy on His Role at CEIBS
2021-12-14 Cause for celebration, and reflection
2021-10-26 CEIBS Distinguished Professor Pascal Lamy discusses US-China trade relations with CNBC
2021-03-12 CEIBS webinar examines opportunities created by the China-EU Comprehensive Investment Agreement
2020-05-18 China must take leadership on protecting the environment
2020-03-02 CGTN: Distinguished Prof Pascal Lamy says China has the power to defeat the epidemic
2020-01-20 Environmental Issues Crucial to Globalisation
2020-01-20 Distinguished Professor Pascal Lamy on globalisation and its challenges