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Berlin Foreign Policy Forum Berlin Foreign Policy Forum Humboldt Carré 10–11 November 2014 Participants Ambassador Dr. Mustapha ADIB, Ambassador of Bastian BENRATH, Deutsche Journalistenschule, the Lebanese Republic, Berlin Munich Dr. Ebtesam AL-KETBI, President, Emirates Policy Andrea BERDESINSKI, Körber Network Foreign Center, Abu Dhabi Policy; Desk Officer, Policy Planning Staff, Ambassador Dr. Hussein Mahmood Fadhlalla Federal Foreign Office, Berlin ALKHATEEB, Ambassador of the Republic of Iraq, Bernt BERGER, Senior Research Fellow and Head, Berlin Asia Program, Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP), Stockholm Katrina ALLIKAS, Secretary-General, Latvian Transatlantic Organisation (LATO), Riga Deidre BERGER, Director, American Jewish Committee (AJC), Berlin Sultan AL QASSEMI, Columnist, Sharjah Dr. Joachim BERTELE, Head of Division, Bilateral Fawaz Meshal AL-SABAH, Munich Young Leader 2009; Director, Department for International Relations with the States of the Central, East Relations, National Security Bureau, Kuwait City and South-East Europe as well as Central Asia and the Southern Caucasus, Federal Ambassador Dr. Mazen AL-TAL, Ambassador of Chancellery, Berlin the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Berlin Dr. Christoph BERTRAM, fmr. Director, German Niels ANNEN, MP, Member, Committee on Institute for International and Security Affairs Foreign Affairs, Deutscher Bundestag, Berlin (SWP), Hamburg Prof. Uzi ARAD, fmr. National Security Adviser to Ralf BESTE, Deputy Head, Policy Planning Staff, the Prime Minister, Herzliya Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Prof. Dr. Pavel BAEV, Research Director and Commodore (ret.) Chitrapu Uday BHASKAR, Research Professor, Peace Research Institute Director, Society for Policy Studies, New Delhi Oslo (PRIO) Brigadier General (ret.) Helmut BIALEK, Senior Dr. Thomas BAGGER, Head, Policy Planning Staff, Advisor, Military Liaison, Munich Security Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Conference Helga BARTH, Head of Division, Middle East, Prof. Dr. Stephan BIERLING, Professor, Institute Africa, Asia and Latin America, Federal for Political Science, University of Regensburg Chancellery, Berlin Ambassador J.D. BINDENAGEL, Henry Kissinger Tobias BASUKI, Munich Young Leader 2014; Professor for Governance and International Researcher, Centre for Strategic and Security, University of Bonn International Studies (CSIS), Jakarta Sven BISCOP, Director, Europe in the World Marieluise BECK, MP, Member, Committee on Programme, EGMONT Royal Institute for Foreign Affairs, Deutscher Bundestag, Berlin International Relations, Brussels Gunther BEGER, Director-General, Planning and Joachim BLEICKER, Deputy Director-General, Policy, Federal Ministry for Economic European Affairs, Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Cooperation and Development, Berlin 1 Olaf BÖHNKE, Munich Young Leader 2010; Head, Emanuel COCHER, Deputy Director, Strategic Berlin Office, European Council on Foreign Affairs, Security and Disarmament, Ministry of Relations (ECFR), Berlin Foreign Affairs, Paris Bernhard BORGEEST, Head, Foreign News Desk, Franz X. DANNER, Körber Network Foreign Policy; Focus Magazine, Berlin Desk Officer, Department of International Affairs, Executive Committee of the Social Dr. Franziska BRANTNER, MP, Member, Committee on the Affairs of the European Democratic Party of Germany (SPD), Berlin Union, Deutscher Bundestag, Berlin Gijs DE VRIES, Senior Member, St Anthony's College, University of Oxford Dr. Stefan BRAUN, Journalist, Parliamentary Affairs Editorial Office, Süddeutsche Zeitung Brigadier General Andreas DELP, Head, Federal (SZ), Berlin Ministry of Defence and Federal Security Council, Federal Chancellery, Berlin Prof. Dr. Ulrich BRÜCKNER, Jean Monnet Professor for European Studies, Stanford University, Berlin Ulrike DEMMER, Deputy Bureau Chief, Berlin Office, Focus Magazine, Berlin Agnieszka BRUGGER, MP, Spokeswoman on Defence, Alliance '90/The Greens Parliamentary Judy DEMPSEY, Editor-in-Chief, Strategic Europe, Group, Deutscher Bundestag, Berlin Carnegie Europe, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Berlin Frances G. BURWELL, Vice President and Director, Transatlantic Relations Program, Atlantic Farhad DILMAGHANI, Chairman, DeutschPlus e.V., Council of the United States, Washington, D.C. Berlin Ivan BUŠNIAK, Advisor to the Speaker, Julia DÖHRN, Körber Network Foreign Policy; Poslanecká Sněmovna, Prague Desk Officer, Military Aspects of Security Policy, Administrative Matters of the Federal Armed Johanna BUSSEMER, Körber Network Foreign Policy; Head, Regional Department for EU, Forces, Federal Security Council, Federal OECD, North America, United Nations, Rosa Chancellery, Berlin Luxemburg Foundation, Berlin Lance DOMM, Körber Network Foreign Policy; First Secretary, Political Section, Embassy of the Ambassador Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Lado CHANTURIA, Ambassador of Georgia, Berlin United Kingdom, Berlin Stefan DUPPEL, Director, Office of fmr. Federal Ambassador Vladimir CHIZHOV, Permanent Representative, Permanent Mission of the President Dr. Richard von Weizsäcker, Berlin Russian Federation to the European Eva DVORÁKOVÁ, Chargée d'affaires a.i., Embassy Communities, Brussels of the Czech Republic, Berlin Andreas CICHOWICZ, Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Markus EDERER, State Secretary, Federal Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR), Hamburg Foreign Office, Berlin Ambassador Aureliu CIOCOI, Ambassador of the Anwar E. EL SADAT, Chairman, Reform and Republic of Moldova, Berlin Development Party, Cairo Agnes CIUPERCA, Körber Network Foreign Policy; Prof. Dr. Aykan ERDEMIR, MP, Munich Young Desk Officer, Sustainable Trade Policy, Leader 2013; Member, Turkey-EU Joint Investment, Sustainability Standards, Federal Parliamentary Committee, Türkiye Büyük Millet Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Meclisi, Ankara Development, Berlin Alexandre ESCORCIA, Körber Network Foreign Cathryn A. CLÜVER, Munich Young Leader 2014; Policy; First Secretary, Embassy of the French Founding Executive Director, Future of Republic, Berlin Diplomacy Project, John F. Kennedy School of Ambassador Philippe ETIENNE, Ambassador of Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, the French Republic, Berlin MA 2 Jutta FALKE-ISCHINGER, Senior Advisor, Public Eric GUJER, Head, Foreign Affairs, Neue Zürcher Affairs, Burson-Marsteller Germany, Berlin Zeitung (NZZ), Zurich Helmy FAUZI, fmr. Member, Dewan Perwakilan Ambassador Tim GULDIMANN, Ambassador of the Rakyat; Member, Indonesia-Germany Advisory Swiss Confederation to the Federal Republic of Group, Jakarta Germany; Personal Envoy, Ukraine, Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), Ambassador Dr. Patricia FLOR, Director-General, United Nations and Global Issues, Federal Berlin Foreign Office, Berlin Tim GÜRTLER, Director, Programs and Operations, Munich Security Conference Nicola FORSTER, President, foraus, Zurich Dr. Daniela HAARHUIS, Körber Network Foreign Klaus-Dieter FRANKENBERGER, Editor Foreign Affairs, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), Policy; Partner, Haarhuis & Haarhuis Law Firm; Frankfurt am Main Lecturer, University of Münster Jan HAMÁČEK, Munich Young Leader 2009; Dr. Christian FREUDING, Munich Young Leader 2011; Advisor, Chief of Staff's Office, Federal Speaker, Poslanecká Sněmovna, Prague Ministry of Defence, Berlin Dominic HANNIGAN, MP, Chairman, Joint Committee on European Union Affairs, Prof. Dr. Stefan FRÖHLICH, Chair for International Politics, Institute for Political Science, Friedrich Oireachtas, Dublin Alexander University Erlangen Nuremberg Jane HARMAN, Director, President and CEO, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Alexander GABUEV, Munich Young Leader 2011; Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Vlast Magazine, Scholars, Washington, D.C. Kommersant Publishing House, Moscow Dr. Martin HEIPERTZ, Head of Division, European Policy, Federal Ministry of Finance, Berlin Ambassador Dr. Judith GEBETSROITHNER, Senior Public Expert, Cabinet of the Chancellor, Federal Prof. Dr. Gunther HELLMANN, Professor of Chancellery, Vienna Political Science, Institute for Comparative Political Science and International Relations, Heather GRABBE, Director, Open Society European Policy Institute, Brussels Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt, Frankfurt am Main Dr. Christoph GRAMS, Desk Officer, Parliament and Cabinet Division, Federal Ministry for Arnd HENZE, TV Correspondent, Berlin Office, Economic Cooperation and Development, Berlin ARD, Berlin Prof. Dr. Carolina HERNANDEZ, Professor Emeritus Marta GRANDE, MP, Member, Committee on Foreign and European Affairs, Camera dei of Political Science, University of the Philippines Deputati, Rome Diliman, Quezon City Ambassador Dr. Hans-Dieter HEUMANN, Dr. Giovanni GREVI, Director-General, Fundación para las Relaciones Internacionales y el Diálogo President, Federal Academy for Security Policy Exterior (FRIDE), Madrid (BAKS), Berlin Dr. Christoph HEUSGEN, Director-General, Ambassador Vladimir GRININ, Ambassador of the Russian Federation, Berlin Foreign Policy and Security Advisor to the Federal Chancellor, Federal Chancellery, Berlin Prof. Dr. GU Xuewu, Chair in International Relations and Director, Center for Global Studies Dr. Ina HEUSGEN, Körber Network Foreign Policy; (CGS), University of Bonn Deputy Head, Parliament and Cabinet Division, Federal Foreign Office, Berlin Jean-Marie GUÉHENNO, President and CEO, International Crisis Group (ICG), Brussels Christiane HOFFMANN, Deputy Head, Berlin Office, Der Spiegel, Berlin Dr. Ulrike GUÉROT, Founder and Director, European Democracy Lab, Berlin Dr. Jonathan HOLSLAG, Professor of International Politics, Free University, Brussels 3 Ambassador
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