OECD Ministerial Council Meeting 2026: Highlights @oecd
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Discover the key outcomes of the 2026 OECD Ministerial Council Meeting, held on 3–4 June 2026.
Amid rapid global economic change, growth, resilience and competitiveness require balanced industrial policy choices Ministers have concluded the 2026 #OECDministerial Council Meeting under Finland’s chairmanship, with the Republic of Korea and New Zealand as Vice-Chairs, focused on getting industrial policies right.
Discussions welcomed a new #OECD recommendation on quantum technology and noted strengthened partnerships with Latin America and the Caribbean and with Africa, and reflected the Organisation's progress on global co-operation and strategic priorities for the years ahead.
As the OECD’s highest-level forum, the meeting sets strategic direction for economic and social policy, informed by key reports and advancing priorities for 2027–30.

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Q: Why is this meeting important?
A: As the OECD’s highest-level forum, it brings together Ministers and senior policymakers to set strategic direction for economic and social policy across member and partner countries.

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