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Future Prospects of EU-UK Co-operation Regarding New Stories of Power

Date

14 Jun 2023 17:30 to 19:30

Address

Avenue de Cortenbergh 71
1000  Brussels
Belgium

Section

UK in Europe

Event Description

PROGRAMME

17.30

Welcome by Dr. Nele Fabian

European Affairs Manager, European Dialogue of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation

 

17.35

Panel Discussion

 

Dominic Porter

Head of China, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan & Mongolia Division, European External Action Service

(EEAS)

 

Clare Orvis

China Regional Officer, US Mission to the EU

 

Sophie Guelff

UK Deputy Director of Strategy & Integrated Review Implementation, National Security Secretariat

 

Isabel Hilton

Founder, China Dialogue

 

Moderator: Sandra Khadhouri

Director, Keeping Channels Open

 

18.30

Q&A

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Kindly register for this event by 13 June at https://forms.gle/mfVaRYqXj3RwdX4Y9 *

ABOUT THE EVENT

As the world goes through radical shifts, we will explore UK, EU, US and partners' perspectives on how to strengthen our economic, democratic and security resilience in the context of complex engagement with China, the harmful effects of Russia’s war and future trends. We explore roadmaps to navigate the challenges ahead and position ourselves in a changing world.

A variety of open and highly significant questions will be discussed, including: How do we deescalate tensions and leverage more productive relations with China that protect our interests? Is intensified systemic competition and even confrontation inevitable? How do we strengthen economic security & deterrence and still keep the door open to cooperation? How concerning is Sino-Russia collaboration? Are UK, EU, US and regional partners aligned in their interests and strategies on this? What scope is there for better coordination? How can Europe (including the UK) & the US improve their influence and partnerships in the Indo-Pacific and Global South? How do we avoid a bifurcation of the West and the Rest? How helpful is the democracy/autocracy paradigm? How do we strengthen the effectiveness of multilateralism and rebalance institutions to reflect today's realities?

After discussion, we will open up the panel to points and questions from the floor so look forward to a dynamic interactive session. Chatham House rules will apply!

 

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