- A report on this panel discussion can be found here -

Central European Views on Situation in Ukraine

Central European countries are in imminent vicinity of Ukraine and play important role in European efforts towards Ukraine in order to find new approaches and help the country to overcome the crisis and stabilize the region. Panellists will discuss on how to eliminate crises impacts, how to promote further democratic changes and building civil society, how to deal with security issues, help with the DCFTA implementation, etc.

The panel will provide a unique opportunity to share views and thoughts on current activities of the Visegrad group countries and Germany and discuss possibilities of strengthening the regional cooperation in helping to resolve the current situation.

Speakers
-  Mr. Petr Drulák, Vice-Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic 
-  Mr. Kai-Olaf Lang, Senior Fellow, German Institute for International and Security Affairs
-  Mr. László Vasa, Deputy Director General, Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Hungary
-  Mrs. Henryka Mościcka-Dendys, Vice-minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland
-  Mr. Vladimír Bilčík, Senior Researcher, Slovak Foreign Policy Association

Moderator: Mr. Jan Marinus Wiersma, Senior Visiting Fellow at Clingendael
 

Thursday, 26 March 2015, 17.00 - 19.00 (registration starts at 16.30)
 

Event will be followed by reception
 

Please RSVP by Monday 23rd March 2015 to cveltkamp@clingendael.nl.

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