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0 2DAY AMBASSADOR ORGANIZING COMMITTEE CHAIR Tova Ben Nun-Cherbis PROJECT DIRECTOR & PR Carmen Bejinaru DIRECTOR OF STUDIES Dan Sandru ECONOMIC DIRECTOR Claudia Weisman HEAD OF DIPLOMACY & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS STUDIES Associate professor Radu Dudau LOGISTIC SUPPORT & DELEGATIONS COORDINATOR Irina Roth-Gheorghe LOGISTIC SUPORT Anca Mandru Ioana Rill Raluca Dolofan Virgil Teodorescu Cristina Georgiana Popa Ileana Revencu Corina Voicu Diana Ionescu Rodica Doija Matthew Olav Messerschmidt Raluca Georgescu Diana Gherasimiuc Claudia Moldoveanu Carmen Gherasim Adelina Morcov Cristina Paunescu TEHNICAL & IT SUPORT Constantin Ilciov Razvan Bortea 1 0 WELCOME to the second edition of 2DAY AMBASSADOR - THE LAUDER CONFERENCE ON DIPLOMACY AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS FOR HIGH SCHOOLS-BUCHAREST, MARCH 12-14, 2013 Dear friends and partners, distinguished guests and speakers, dear students, teachers and members of the 2Day Ambassador Organizing Committee, Here we are now at the second edition of the 2Day Ambassador Conference at Lauder, dedicated to promoting diplomacy and international relations studies among all high school students in Romania and abroad. As many of you know, Lauder-Reut students enjoy an exclusive educational offer that is unique in preuniversity academics: accredited Diplomacy, International Relations, Business, Media, and Communication studies. Our Lauder-Reut students follow these studies during 3 of the 4 high school years, all thanks to the exclusive academic partnerships that the Ronald S. Lauder Foundation concluded upon opening the high school in 2006 – with prestigious Romanian and foreign universities, the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Romanian Diplomatic Institute, the Raphael Recanati International School and the Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy in Israel, the British Council Romania, the Lauder Business School of Vienna, the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, and the Cannes Lions Romania. Today, we pride ourselves with three graduating high school classes that specialized in this field and discovered how fascinating it is. They want to continue to share their experiences, the joy of study and of the exchange of knowledge and ideas, with their peers in Romania, as well as abroad. On the anniversary 7 years of diplomacy, international relations, and business at Lauder-Reut High School, we wanted to create a celebratory program that will popularize the study of these fields among all high school students. During this second edition of the Conference, we have been thrilled with excitement by the large support given by the Romanian highest central and local authorities, who responded with much sympathy and effective contribution to our idea of a high school Conference on diplomacy and international relations. For their involvement and for the presence among us of their highest level representatives, I would like to thank The Romanian Parliament-Deputy Chamber-President Valeriu Zgonea, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs- Minister Titus Corlatean and Secretary of State Bogdan Aurescu, The Ministry of National Education-Minister Remus Pricopie, The School Inspectorate of Bucharest-General Inspector Constantin Traistaru, The City Hall of District 3 of Bucharest-Mayor Liviu Negoita. 1 I would also like to thank the Diplomatic Missions and Their Excellences, the Ambassadors of The Republic of Argentina, The Republic of South Africa, The Czech Republic, The United States of America, State of Israel, The Kingdom of Nederland’s, The Federal Republic of Germany in in Romania, for their extraordinary benevolence and hospitality, for welcoming our LAuder-Reut teams of students in diplomacy and for being with us at the Conference works. I observed with great joy how our young students from the Lauder-Reut High School joined many talented students from Mihai Viteazul National College, Matei Basarab National College, Al. I. Cuza High school, Dante Alighieri High School, School no 196 “F. G. Lorca”, School no 70, School no 81, School no 84, School no 88, School no 149, School no 195 and School no 200 in Bucharest. We welcome them all and wish them success in this Conference that is dedicated to them and built around the idea that early education in diplomacy, international relations, and business is possible, and can be successful even in high school. Tova Ben Nun-Cherbis President The Ronald S. Lauder Foundation The Lauder Reut-Educational Complex Romania 2 2DAY AMBASSADOR – THE LAUDER CONFERENCE ON DIPLOMACY & INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SECOND EDITION, 13TH-14TH MARCH, 2013 I. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Project initiated by: the Ronald S. Lauder Foundation Romania - the Lauder- Reut Educational Complex Main objectives: 1. A students’ exercise in diplomacy and international relations: panel discussions, workshops and presentations on the international political situation and the perspectives of further cooperation between Romania and The Republic of Argentina, The Czech Republic, The Republic of South Africa, The United States of America, State of Israel, The Kingdom of Netherland, The Federal Republic of Germany; 2. Celebrating the seventh year of exclusive academic partnership between the Lauder Foundation Romania and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs/Romanian Diplomatic Institute, on one hand, and the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya, Israel – the Raphael Recanati International School and the Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy & Strategy, on the other hand; a partnership which offers certified courses in diplomacy and international relations for the students of Lauder- Reut Bucharest high school. 3. A Lauder-Reut tribute to 65 years of continuous diplomatic relations between Romania and Israel –by promoting the study of diplomacy & international relations among all Romanian high school students; 4. Introducing our new partner in the program early education in business, media and diplomacy, Mrs. Amalia Sterescu, Teacher in Public Speaking, Mentor Honoris Causa of the Ronald S. Lauder Foundation Romania Academic Partners: Ministry of Foreign Affairs/Romanian Diplomatic Institute, the Herzliya Interdisciplinary Center, Israel –the Raphael Recanati International School and the Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy & Strategy With the support of: The Romanian Parliament-Deputy Chamber, The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Ministry of National Education, The School 3 Inspectorate of Bucharest, The City Hall of District 3 of Bucharest and the Diplomatic Missions of the Republic of Argentina, Republic of South Africa, Czech Republic, Federal Republic of Germany, Kingdom of Netherlands, State of Israel and the United States of America in Romania Attending schools in Bucharest: 1. Lauder-Reut Educational Complex 2. Mihai Viteazul National College, 3. Matei Basarab National College, 4. Al. I. Cuza High school 5. Dante Alighieri High School 6. School no 196 “F. G. Lorca” 7. School no 70 8. School no 81 9. School no 84 10. School no 88 11. School no 149 12. 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    CONFERENCE PROGRAMME RSA Annual Conference 2019 Pushing Regions beyond their Borders 5th – 7th June 2019 University of Santiago de Compostela, Santiago de Compostela, Spain Join the conversation on twitter using #RSASdC Please note that the programme is subject to change. For the most recent up to date programme please see the notice board in the registration area. Thank you. RSA Board Meeting (Invitation Only) Date/Time: Tuesday 04/06/2019 1000 - 1600, Room 14 Sally Hardy Mark Tewdwr-Jones Andrew Beer David Bailey Sarah Ayres John Bachtler Dieter Kogler Paul Elhorst Paul Hildreth Weidong Liu Xue Zhang Joan Fitzgerald Alex De Ruyter Donna Carmichael Camilla Chlebna Daniela Carl Lesa Reynolds Alex Holmes Katharina Bürger City Walking Tour (Pre-registration only) Date/Time: Tuesday 04/06/2019 1500 - 1700, City Centre Conference Registration Date/Time: Tuesday 04/06/2019 1700 - 1800, Foyer 1 Conference Registration Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 0800 - 1730, Foyer Welcome to the Conference Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 0900 - 0930, Paraninfo Plenary 1: Pushing Regional Studies beyond its Borders? Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 0930 - 1100, Paraninfo Chair: John Harrison - Loughborough University, United Kingdom Panellists: Urban and Regional Horizons Plenary Panel – Pushing Regional Studies beyond its Borders? • Mercedes Delgado, MIT Innovation Initiative, USA & Copenhagen Business School, Denmark • Sergio Montero Muñoz, Centro de Estudios Interdisciplinarios sobre Desarrollo (CIDER) Universidad de los Andes, Colombia • Isabelle Anguelovski, Institute for Environmental Science and Technology (ICTA) and Hospital del Mar Institute for Medical Research (IMIM), Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain • Ben Derudder, Department of Geography, Ghent University, Belgium • David Bailey, Economics, Finance & Entrepreneurship Department, Aston University, UK Refreshment Break Date/Time: Wednesday 05/06/2019 1100 - 1130, Foyer SS9 I.
  • Liviu Dragnea

    Liviu Dragnea

    Liviu Dragnea - Deputy Chairman of the S&D Party Romania (PSD) - got a 2-year suspended sentence for use of the influence deriving from the management of PSD in order to obtain undue benefits. He is indicted in a case for incitement to abuse of office. Victor Ponta- Member of the Parliament (MP), former Prime Minister - indicted for false documents under private signature (17 offenses), complicity in repeated tax evasion and money laundering, prosecuted in another file. Dan Sova - MP, former Minister - Sent to trial in two criminal cases for abuse of office, forgery of private documents, repeated tax evasion and money laundering, influence peddling. Sebastian Ghita - MP - prosecuted by the DNA for eight offenses: bribery, buying influence, money laundering, and extortion, two counts of use of information not intended for the public and driving a car without a license. Olguta Vasilescu - Mayor Craiova - prosecuted for bribery (four offenses), use of authority or influence in order to obtain money, goods or other undue advantages (three offenses) and money laundering. Ecaterina Andronescu - MP, former Minister - Microsoft file prosecuted with charges of abuse of office, bribery, trading in influence and money laundering. Dan Nica - MEP, former Minister - Microsoft folder, DNA prosecuted for abuse of office, bribery, peddling influence and money laundering. Mircea Cosma - former President of Prahova County Council - indicted for bribery and abuse of office. Vlad Cosma - MP, son of the former President of Prahova County Council Mircea Cosma - indicted for peddling influence and prosecuted in another file Gheorghe Bunea Stancu - former President of the Braila County Council, sentenced to three years in prison for using his influence and authority (resulted from his position) in the file "Bribe the PSD"; he was indicted for repeated abuse of office Adrian Duicu - President of the Mehedinti County Council - indicted for influence peddling, buying influence, three offenses of using influence and authority, two offenses of bribery etc.