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9th May 2013
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Inside Japan Today
Professor
Akiko Yamanaka, former member of the Diet, and Vice-Minister of Foreign
Affairs under Prime Minister Koizumi. She will bring fresh insights on
Japan’s new government, its role in the region and relations with
China, North and South Korea, with a particular analysis on security
issues.
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26th June 2013
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ALGERIA TODAY – Post-Islamist attack on In Amenas gas plant in January.
Algeria hit the headlines when 37 people died in the attack on the In Amenas site – 5 of whom were from BP.
Balance the
shocking events with the fact that Algeria is the richest and most
stable country in the whole of North Africa. British relations have
never been closer or more productive for British business.
An assessment
will be made on both security implications with fragile neighbours –
and alongside that the opportunities for British businesses to flourish.
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‘An Insider’s Eye On The Security Risks And Challenges Facing The Middle East And North Africa’
LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIMON MAYALL, CB
Defence Senior Adviser for the Middle
East, has a broad and ranging brief to liaise with Middle East security
issues and in turn support British government engagement in the region.
This has given General Mayall an
unparalleled access at the very highest levels to Governments
facing up to huge changes sweeping across their countries; managing
national expectations and outside influences.
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The Muslim Brotherhood? What Does It Mean For The Middle East –And what's Its Impact On Countries Nationally And Regionally
PROFESSOR HANY ELDEEB, Chair of the Egyptian Forum in the UK Senior Muslim Brotherhood Leader and a Consultant Clinical
Oncologist in the UK, will explain the philosophy and policies of the
Muslim Brotherhood.
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| 10th April 2013 |

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Syria: Examining Foreign Intervention In The Battle for Control
Brigadier Ben Barry, OBE, Senior Fellow Land Warfare, IISS,
International Institute for Strategic Studies will make a military
assessment on where the conflict is moving.
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23rd April 2013
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Inside China Today – The Global Impact
Dr Gerard Lyons, former Chief Economist, Standard Chartered Bank and
currently Chief Economic Advisor To The Mayor Of London, Boris Johnson
will lift the lid on a country which is having a major Energy Club
impact all over the world.
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| 25th April 2013 |

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Turkey's Energy Vision
Turkey’s Deputy Minister Of Energy And Natural Resources, Hon. Murat Mercan
Mercan
will outline Turkey’s energy vision as it continues to strengthen its
role as a regional energy centre, maintaining the flow of energy from
East to West. He will tell of plans to fully liberalize its energy
market; to meet national demands.
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International
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Economics |
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'Building
up Confidence:
Prospects and Challenges' by
Arslan CHIKHAOUI - Economic & Political Specialist and CEO
- Middle East Association Seminar on Algeria. London, 6th
November 2008.
Read more...
(Microsoft PowerPoint presentation).
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Launch
of
International Association for the Remittances Industry
- December
2008.
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Can
Western European Economies Learn from Central and Eastern Europe?
Graham
Jarvis looks
to Poland and the Czech Republic for lessons on how the West might
better have avoided the present financial and economic crisis.
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Politics |
Defence
and Security |
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Politics is at the heart
of the DSF
and critical in its influence over
international relations, defence and security. The DSF
frequently hosts leaders in British politics as well as representatives
from countries all over the world from the United States to the Middle
East to the Far East.
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DSF discusses defence and
security issues;
they are not just affecting Britian,
but countries all over the world. After all, the Forum is a
foreign and defence affairs think tank that was launched by Lady Olga
Maitland in 1983. It was then known under its
campaigning wing, ’Families for Defence’...
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