The Institute of Development Studies (IDS), the United Nations Association-UK (UNA-UK), the British Association of Former United Nations Civil Servants and the All-Party Parliamentary Group on the United Nations (UN-APPG) warmly invite you to this event on the UK and the UN: post- Brexit implications.
Speakers
- Baroness Anelay, Minister with responsibilities at FCO and DFID (Invited)
- Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Former British ambassador to the UN
- Sir Adam Roberts, Emeritus Professor of International Relations, Oxford University
- Sir Richard Jolly, Emeritus Fellow, IDS and former Assitant Secretary-General at Unicef and UNDP
Chair: Lord Wood, Chair of UNA-UK and Vice-Chair of the UN APPG
As the United Nations prepares to select a new Secretary General and the UK looks to secure its place as a world leader outside of the EU, this event will discuss the UK – UN relationship and its impact on the future of development, humanitarian action and security.
It also marks the launch of a new IDS Evidence Report ‘The UN at 70 and the UK: Development Cooperation, Humanitarian Action and Peace and Security – Lessons of Experience and Policy Recommendations’.
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