Recent article by Brad Setser and Theo Maret reminded me of the closing session of #Debtcon6. The video recording of the session is now uploaded and can be accessed via this link. mediacentral.princeton.edu/media/Closing%…

Had an interesting day at the Paris (Club) Forum at Bercy, including even a mini #DebtCon6 reunion! Theo Maret Martin Kessler 𝙐𝙜𝙤 𝙋𝙖𝙣𝙞𝙯𝙯𝙖

This is great - especially without the pressure of having to speak next… Thanks again #DebtCon6 for inviting me to share my perspective during the plenary on the sovereign debt architecture!

Recordings of the first two #DebtCon6 plenary sessions -- on the IDB's Dealing with Debt report, and on Sovereign Debt Architecture -- are now available: debtcon6.princeton.edu/video-archive-… We'll be adding the others soon. Anna Gelpern 𝙐𝙜𝙤 𝙋𝙖𝙣𝙞𝙯𝙯𝙖 Layna Mosley Niehaus Center Princeton School of Public & International Affairs

At #DebtCon6 someone mentioned the difficulty of restructuring negotiations involving creditors under sanctions. An interesting illustration: Sri Lanka obtained consent from Iran for its IMF program (left), and Iran then attended an official creditor meeting as observer (right).

A great combination of academics, practitioners, and policymakers. Thanks again PrincetonSovereignFinanceLab for hosting #DebtCon6!

Umesh Moramudali it’s like you intuited the secret code and used it to write the #DebtCon manifesto. Thank you! #sovereigndebt #DebtCon6 𝙐𝙜𝙤 𝙋𝙖𝙣𝙞𝙯𝙯𝙖 Layna Mosley Institute of International Economic Law #sovereigndebtforum

For me, #DebtCon6 was an oppertunity to learn more on sovereign debt and interact with some of giants in the field of sovereign debt. It was a great chance to know how much I don't know and what should I learn more. That I think is the first step to become a good researcher

#DebtCon6 gave a wholistic view about sovereign debt. Clearly studying debt is an interdisciplinary matter, thus any research conference on debt should have interactions of academics from different fields and practioners. It was a genuine oppertunity to learn.

I am saying this coz PrincetonSovereignFinanceLab and Layna Mosley did provide me with funding to travel to princeton and covered accomdation cost. If not, I wouldn't have been able to take part in #DebtCon6 where I presented about chinese lending to Sri Lanka. University Colombo gave zero funding

It was so great to be a part of #DebtCon6 and meet fellow sovereign debt geeks. The best thing about conference was the diversity of research, participants and disciplines. Organizers genuinely tried to accomdate scholars from global south (the ones actually live in global south)

Great pic and great job #DebtCon6 for convening such a good group of #sovereigndebtgeeks !

So many debt geeks! (Thanks to Sameer Khan for this photo, taken on the first afternoon of #DebtCon6).

creditslips.org/creditslips/20… Because Stephen’s titles deserve infinite amplification and because he gets his way in the looooonger article that will be finished before an x-date. #sovereigndebt #debtlimit #14thAmendment #DebtCon6

Co-author Umesh Moramudali returned from #DebtCon6 bearing gifts 😃

Feeling jet-lagged but also very grateful for a fantastic US trip, including presentations at PrincetonSovereignFinanceLab during the sovereign debt walhalla that is #debtcon6 and at IMF + many discussions with IMF & World Bank staff, as well as Belgian representatives. Thanks to all!

The Lincoln Project Putin needs the U.S. dollar to crumble. #TraitorsToAmerica #DebtLimit #DebtCeiling #DebtCon6 Russia needs McCarthy, Trump & other American traitors. #GOPRussianAssets #DebtCeilingHostage (It's not coincidental that the #SeditionCaucus is pro-Putin).

This is child's play today with the S&P. Below 4100 everything accelerates & below 3800, oh boy...you really don't want to know. #MarketMeltdown #DebtCon6

𝙐𝙜𝙤 𝙋𝙖𝙣𝙞𝙯𝙯𝙖 Lufthansa Swiss Intl Air Lines All that #DebtCon6 swag, trapped in Germany!