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Crafting an Alliance for Multilateralism

In April 2019, the foreign ministers of Germany and France announced an initiative to create an alliance for multilateralism to enlist those UN Member States committed to international cooperation. It is clear that the United Nations needs champions in a challenging international context; however, questions arise about this proposal.
May 14, 2019 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm o'clock

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Key Questions include:

Can and should Europe be the motor for an alliance of multilateralism?

What does the alliance defend--multilateral processes or liberal values?

Is the concept of an alliance compatible with UN universalism?

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May 14, 2019
12:00 pm - 2:00 pm o'clock
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KAS New York Office
220 E 42nd Street, Suite 3300,
10075 New York
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Speakers

  • Amb. Christoph Heusgen
    • Permanent Representative of Germany to UN Edith Drieskens
      • Leuven University
        • Belgium Maria Gianniou
          • Athens University of Economics and Business
            • Greece Robert Kissack
              • Barcelona Institute of International Studies
                • Spain Jake Sherman
                  • International Peace Institute
                    • United States Moderated by Jan Techau
                      • German Marshall Fund of the United States
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                        Sebastian Borchmeyer

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                        Senior Program Officer

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