2006 Events

April 23, 2006: The International Visitor Program at
The Institute of International Education (IIE) West Coast Center Presents:

HUMANITARIAN RESPONSES TO CRISES AND DISASTERS
Citizen Host Night

Tuesday, May 23, 2006
5:30 pm reception
6:15 pm panel discussion
Hotel Nikko San Francisco
222 Mason Street, San Francisco (main entrance at O’Farrell)

A panel discussion addressing international natural disaster relief, regional crises, health emergencies and refugee situations will be the focus of the evening. Cooperation between governments and private organization, between international and U.S. disaster and crisis management officials at the federal, state and local levels will be addressed. Lynn Fritz, Director General of the Fritz Institute, will make introductory remarks and moderate the panel discussion. Fritz Institute is a non-profit organization dedicated to addressing complex operational challenges in delivering humanitarian aid to people and communities in need worldwide. Mr. Fritz is the former chairman and CEO of Fritz Companies, a Fortune 1000 global logistics corporation.

This event promises to be an exciting opportunity to build global understanding between the Bay Area community and the world. Citizen Host Nights encourage members and friends of IIE to welcome each other and our international guests in a spirit of hospitality.

Participant List

Mr. SAMIULLAH
Reintegration Advisor, Reintegration Unit
Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and
Development, Kabul, Afghanistan

Mr. Nilesh Balwant UKUNDE
Principal, National Institute of Fire,
Disaster and Environment Management
(NIFDEM), Nagpur, India

Mr. Mahesh NAKARMI
Project Manager, National Society of Earthquake Technology (NSET), Nepal

Mr. Mahesh Prasad DAHAL
Under Secretary, Decentralized Coordination Section, Ministry of Local Development, Nepal

Mr. Aftab IQBAL
Manager, Communications
Strengthening Participatory Organization
Islamabad, Pakistan

Mr. Faridullah JAN
Additional Commissioner (Headquarters)
Afghan Refugees
NWFP, Peshawar, Pakistan


For IIE members FREE of charge and non-members $15.
RSVP send email at HHalenbeck@iie.org or call Heather Halenbeck (415) 362-6520 ext. 200.



March 30, 2006: The Institute of International Education (IIE), West Coast Center Presents:

THE CHINESE CENTURY
“When China will wake up, the world will tremble�
Napoleon 1816 and Lenin 1923

Although all the indicators, above all economic indicators, point towards the XXI century as the “Chinese century�, China is still largely a mystery for most of us. Through a collection of stories of every day life, the portraits of powerful men and common persons, and his travels to the capitals of tomorrow such as Shanghai, Hangzhou and Hong Kong, Federico Rampini will open the doors for us to better understand this new emerging superpower.

Federico Rampini is the Asia Chief Correspondent, and senior columnist on global issues, of the Italian daily newspaper La Repubblica. He has taught at the University of California Berkeley and he is now Visiting Professor at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. In 2005 he received the Luigi Barzini Prize as the best Italian journalist of the year. His most recent book, “The Chinese Century,� has just been published in Italy and is an acclaimed bestseller.

Thursday, March 30, 2006
Reception: 5:30 pm
Presentation: 6:30pm

Hotel Nikko, 222 Mason Street, 25th floor
San Francisco

If you plan to attend, please RSVP by March 27 to:
Heather Halenbeck
Email: hhalenbeck@iie.org
Tel: (415) 362-6520 x200

This event is offered free of charge for members and $15 for non-members.




January 24, 2006: Institute of International Education – International
Visitor Program Presents

Ms. Katherine Jane Callaghan, Australia
Foreign Policy Advisor, Office of Kevin Rudd, Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs and International Security

&

Mr. Matthew Cossey, Australia
ACT Secretary & Campaign Director Australian Labor Party

Tuesday, January 24, 2006
Villa Florence Hotel, 225 Powell Street, San Francisco
Reception: 6.00 pm
Remarks: 6.30 pm

Experts in Australian foreign policy and security, Ms. Callaghan and Mr. Cossey will discuss their experience with some of the most pressing international issues facing Australia today.

Ms. Callaghan joined the staff of Kevin Rudd, the Australian Labor Party’s Foreign Affairs spokesman, as his senior adviser on security policy, counter terrorism, trade and strategic planning in February 2005. Ms. Callaghan is Mr. Rudd’s sole foreign policy advisor and contributes to the development of the Federal Opposition’s foreign policy.

Mr. Cossey commenced employment as Senior Advisor to the Shadow Minister for Defence, The Honorable Dr. Stephen Martin MP in 1999. In 2002 Mr. Cossey was elected to the position of Secretary and Campaign Director for the Australian Capital Territory Branch of the Australian Labor Party. He is now based now in the ACT ALP Head Office in the Central Business District of Canberra.


Please note that space is very limited for this event; please reserve your seat today!
For reservations or for more information, contact
Katka Letzing at 415-362-6520 ext. 220 or kletzing@iie.org.




2005 Events

December 4, 2005: “BLACK NATIVITY�
Sunday, December 4, 2005, 4:00 p.m.
benefit performance followed by dessert reception
Lorraine Hansberry Theater
620 Sutter Street, San Francisco

Celebrate an evening of spirited jubilation as IIE launches the holiday season with a benefit performance of Langston Hughes’ acclaimed gospel song play, “Black Nativity,� on Sunday, December 4 at the Lorraine Hansberry Theatre in downtown San Francisco. Participants will enjoy a post-performance reception to which IIE has invited members of the cast. “Black Nativity� is an African-American interpretation of the nativity story, written in 1961 by poet Langston Hughes. The first half of this “cantata with dance� recreates the journey of Mary and Joseph, resplendent in African costumes, to Bethlehem, accompanied by a rousing repertoire of old-fashioned spirituals. The second half skips ahead a few centuries to a 1940s-style southern-U.S. revival scene attended by entertaining stock characters: testifying deacons, swooning veiled ladies, and down-home preachers. The African-American viewpoint and the gospel music make “Black Nativity� a unique performance piece.
Bring the whole family and friends and participate in an amazing evening of exciting theatre, thrilling dance and glorious gospel music.
A wonderful way to celebrate the human spirit around the world.

Cost: $45.00 each
Children 12 and under: $20.00 each

To reserve a ticket for the performance, email wcoast@iie.org as soon as possible and send a check payable to IIE to: IIE, 530 Bush Street, Suite 1000, San Francisco, CA 94108. Not refundable.


Historical notes: Langston Hughes, an African American, was one of the most prominent American writers and cultural icons of the 20th century. Black Nativity, written in 1961, is based on a religious theme, the birth story of Jesus, but the importance of the play is as an expression of African-American culture through gospel music. African Americans were brought here as slaves and upon arrival were forbidden practice of their languages, customs, and religions (African animist or Islam). While the slaves' original religion was forcibly suppressed, the one religious expression made available was the owner's approved version of mostly Protestant Christianity (there were also some Catholic and Jewish slave owners). While this form of Christianity may have been viewed as a way to control the slaves, it was their only allowed social outlet and became a source of solace and comfort during those dark years. Part of the religious service included the singing of hymns, and the slaves brought some of their African inflections to the singing of these songs, including “call and response,� syncopation and “blue� notes. These influences, when mixed with European musical influences and instruments, resulted in the Blues, Jazz, Rhythm and Blues, and eventually Rock and Roll. Another result was “Gospel� music-vocal music, choral “block� chord singing by groups of 3-6 people. In the early 1930s an American of African descent by the name of Thomas Dorsey put it all together and became known as the Father of Gospel Music. His best known and most loved composition was “Peace in the Valley.� In the 1940s gospel groups featured quartets. This music was considered too raw, raucous, unrefined, loud, jazzy and irreverent for the main Christian churches and was utilized mostly in Pentecostal, Holiness and various evangelical churches. In the 1960s Black churches and gospel reached their high point of societal influence in the Civil Rights movement, as the gospel song “We Shall Overcome� became the anthem of the movement.



November 17, 2005: IIE/International Visitor Program
Welcome Party

Thursday, November 17, 2005
6.00 pm to 8.00 pm
Hotel Nikko San Francisco, Peninsula Room, 25th Floor
222 Mason Street, San Francisco (at O’Farrell)

The Institute of International Education is pleased to invite you to our IVP Welcome Party at Hotel Nikko. This event promises to be an exciting opportunity for you as IDC members and friends to find out more about IIE programs, plans for IVP and introduce you to Karin Eisele Executive Director of IIE West Coast and IIE staff.

We are pleased to invite you to this event for no charge but a RSVP is greatly appreciated.

We look forward to seeing you.
RSVP – Katka Letzing (kletzing@iie.org or cal 415-362-6520 ext. 220).



October 27, 2005: Hastings International and Comparetive Law Review
Announces

The Third Annual
Rudolf B. Schlesinger Memorial Lecture
on International and Comparative Law

Mr. Philippe Sands, Barrister
Professor of Law, University College London
Director, Centre on International Courts and Tribunals

Professor Sands is a globally recognized expert on international law. A practicing barrister, he argues before international tribunals and writes and speaks widely on the areas of public international law, international dispute resolution, and global environmental law. He is the author of Lawless World: America and the Making and Breaking of Global Rules.

1 November 2005
4:00 in the Afternoon

University of California
Hastings College of the Law

198 McAllister Street
Room A

Reception to Follow
in the Hastings Empire Skyroom
100 McAllister Street, 24th Floor

Admission is Free. MCLE credit available upon prior request.
Please reserve your seat by emailing hiclr@uchastings.edu, subject line, “Schlesinger,�
before 26 October.



October 23, 2005: The United Nations Day
Peace Concert Committee and
Oakland East Bay Symphony

proudly present

CONCERT FOR
PEACE AND HUMANITY

to celebrate

UN 60 -
DAG HAMMARSKJOLD CENTENNIAL

A UNICEF KATRINA
RELIEF BENEFIT

October 23, 2005 at 7 PM
Paramount Theatre, Oakland CA

Michael Morgan, Conductor
David Morales, Guest Conductor
Noel Cisneros, KRON-TV4
Emmy Award Winning Reporter
Master of Ceremonies

$20, $30, $40

PROGRAM
6:00PM - PRE-CONCERT LECTURE

"Dag Hammarskjold - An Ambassador for Peace"
by Hon. Wilhelm Wachtmeister
former Assistant to Dag Hammarskjold,
2nd UN Secretary General. He was scheduled to be on the plane that crashed in Congo in 1961 when Hammarskjold was killed on a peace mission.

Swedish Folk Song - Cantare Con Vivo

7:00PM - CONCERT

Aaron Copland - Fanfare for the Common Man
OEBS Brass Players
**
John W. Vitz -
A Mass For Peace in the Third Millennium (2000)
Oakland East Bay Symphony
The Chorus for Peace
INTERMISSION

Dag Hammarskjold - Excerpts from "Markings"
Read by Actress Caroline Lagerfelt
Swedish Film, TV and Broadway Actress
**

Mark Landson - Vokante Heroa "A Hero's Journey"
- A Hero's Life
- Celestial Calling
- Fury of the Living

Neo Camerata - String Quartet and Piano
A new music fusion of classical and pop culture.
Led by viola player/composer Mark Landson.
Just returned from Cannes Film Festival and Elton John's AIDS Fundraiser in Vienna.
**

Leonard Bernstein - Chichester Psalms (1965)
Oakland East Bay Symphony
Cantare Con Vivo
David Morales, Music Director and Conductor
Just returned from touring in Sweden, Finland, Estonia and Russia.
**

Hugo Alfven - Aftonen ("The Evening")
Cantare Con Vivo
David Morales, Music Director and Conductor

**

"We Are The World" - 20th Anniversary Singalong -
Michael Morgan, Natasha Miller and Bay Area Artists

9:30PM - UNICEF/KATRINA
RELIEF BENEFIT RECEPTION
Paramount Theatre
$80
Svetlana Couture, svetlanacouture@comcast.net
Phone number: 510-710-7720

Honorary Committee
Barbara Lee, Congresswoman
Loni Hancock, State Assemblymember
Jerry Brown, Mayor of Oakland
Tom Bates, Mayor of Berkeley

Concert Sponsored by:
Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation

in collaboration with
World Affairs Council, San Francisco
Consulate General of Sweden, San Francisco
Fulbright Association: Northern California Chapter
Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco
The VASA Order Of America, Golden Gate District Lodge #12
The United Nations Association-USA, East Bay and San Francisco Chapters
SWEA International Inc. San Francisco Chapter
Silicon Vikings

UN 60 Celebrations
Come join the fun at Oakland's Jack London Square
Sunday October 23, 11AM to 4 PM
www.unausaeastbay.org



October 18, 2005: Institute of International Education/West Coast
Distinguished Service Award Dinner

Honoree: Franklin “Pitch� Johnson

Co-Chairs: Charlotte and George Shultz Phyllis
and Bill Draper

Master of Ceremonies:
Mary Huss, Publisher San Francisco Business Times

When: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 – 6-9pm

Where:
The Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco
757 Market Street
between Third and Fourth Street)

The Institute of International Education (IIE), founded in 1919, is the world’s leader in the exchange of people and ideas. IIE manages more than 250 international educational programs for over 18,000 people annually, including the prestigious Fulbright Program, which IIE has administered on behalf of the Department of State since it was established in 1947.

The IIE Distinguished Service Award, considered to be one of the most prestigious in the Bay Area, is given annually to outstanding individuals in recognition of their contributions to the fields of public service, education, business or diplomacy. This year’s Distinguished Service Award will be presented to Franklin “Pitch� Johnson, well-known venture capitalist and generous Bay Area philanthropist.

We are proud to recognize the extraordinary impact that Pitch has had in the Bay Area community and beyond. He knows first hand the importance of international education and the opportunities it affords. Pitch has been a generous supporter of IIE for many years because he recognizes that education and professional training enable students from around the world to expand and achieve their dreams.

Pitch was one of the first generation of venture capitalists. His business acumen, courage and foresight helped push California to the forefront in the fields of technology and biotechnology. In 1962 he co-founded Draper and Johnson Investment Company and later became an independent venture capitalist when he established Asset Management Company in 1965.

Of those to whom much is given, much is expected. Pitch has returned much to the Bay Area and the global community both financially and with a personal time commitment. He has been active in alumni affairs both at Stanford and Harvard Business School. He created and taught the first course in venture capital at Stanford and served for 12 years as an elected trustee of the Foothill-DeAnza Community College District. Pitch is an outspoken advocate for stem-cell research and supported the successful state proposition. He has been a long-time director of the San Francisco Opera and has served as chairman of the board for the last six years. He is also chairman of the Franklin and Catherine Johnson Foundation, which is active in mid-peninsula youth-related work.

Fro more information call 415-362-6520 ext. 209, fax 415-392-4667 or email Gbennett@iie.org

IIE, Bush Street, Suite 1000, San Francisco, CA 94108
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October 12, 2005: The British American Business Council, Northern California
The French American Chamber of Commerce, Northern California
The German American Business Association of California

With the support of

The Institute of European Studies, University of California, Berkeley
The International Diplomacy Council
The World Affairs Council of Northern California
Red Herring

Invite you to a reception and dinner honoring

His Excellency
Ambassador John Bruton

Head of the European Commission Delegation in Washington who will share his insights on European Union -US Relations, including global cooperation in countering terrorism, promoting peace and stability in regions of conflict, the fight against poverty, and transatlantic economic relations

Wednesday, October 12th 2005
5.30 p.m. Registration
6 pm Reception
7pm Dinner

Intercontinental Mark Hopkins Hotel

For further details and online booking please visit www.eurocham.org or call the French American Chamber of Commerce on 415 - 442 - 4717



September 20, 2005: CHINA'S RISE: PEACEFUL OR TROUBLED FOR CHINESE WOMEN?
Christine Loh- CEO, Civic Exchange (An independent, Hong Kong, public policy think tank).
Moderated by Roy Eisenhardt
Location: Pan Pacific Hotel, 500 Post Street, San Francisco, CA
Registration/Reception 5:00pm, Program at 6:00pm
More Information ...



September 20, 2005: 6:00 to 8:00 PM
Hotel Nikko San Francisco,
Bay View Room, 25th Floor
222 Mason Street, San Francisco (at O’Farrell)

International Diplomacy Council is pleased to invite you to our Citizen Host Night at the Hotel Nikko. This event promises to be an exciting opportunity to build global understanding between the Bay Area community and the world. Citizen Host Night is a business exchange and visitor welcome event where friends of International Diplomacy Council come together to meet each other and our delegation of International Visitors.


Invited International Visitors
Food Bank Program
Group of 11 representing Bulgaria
Slavita Dzhambazova, Tzanka Vassileva, Zhivko Dishkov, Todor Popov, Emil Furtzov, Nikolai Chobanov, Neli Staikova, Methody Methodieff, Evgeni Zhelev, Stefka Abadzhieva, Marin Brakalov


Dr. Joseph Mifsud
Malta
Director, European Unit
University of Malta

Mr. Pape Samba Amadou Sow
Senegal
Teacher, History and Geography
College Abbe David Boilat

The Food Bank Group would like to gain technical knowledge and experience concerning the development and management of effective, sustainable food banks, and how these lessons can be adapted to Bulgaria. The delegation will tour a variety of Bay Area organizations which currently provide a coordinated system for collecting and distributing food. They will meet with organizations such as Meals on Wheels to learn about fundraising techniques, as well as representatives from State, regional and local agencies who are responsible for computerized food distribution programs.
Dr. Mifsud will be studying centers for higher education, their operations, including source management, finances, administration and alumni relations. Mr. Sow will be examining issues pertaining to the trafficking of persons with the emhasis on child labor and exploitation.

Sign up for this event.


September 16, 2005: IDC's Direct Diplomacy: Authors Series
Speaker: Mr. Jose S. Torres, Jr., author of Into the Mountain Taken Hostage by the Abu Sayyaf and Unholy Nation: Stories from a Gambling Republic

Mr. Torres will be discussing Into the Mountain Taken Hostage by Abu Sayyaf. A noted author, Mr. Torres joins us to discuss his experiences with the crisis instigated on the Philippine island of Basilan. Co-Author of Unholy Nation: Stories from a Gambling Republic, described as "a collection of eight non-fiction stories and one photo essay by some of the country's best young journalists", Mr. Torres will also share his experience profiling Luis "Chavit" Singson, the man whose expose led to the downfall of Joseph Estrada, President of the Philippines.

Please note that space is limited for this event; please reserve today. Contact Katka Letzing at (415) 986-1388 x201 for more information, including reservations.


August 16, 2005: International Diplomacy Council was pleased to invite IDC members and friends to our Citizen Host Night at the Hotel Nikko. It was exciting to hear from Mr. Daniel Batidam, Executive Secretary for the Ghana Integrity Initiative, speaking for the group of 17 professionals from Ghana, India, Indonesia, Israel, Jamaica, Jordan, Laos, Malawi, Mexico, Nigeria, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovak Republic, Sri Lanka, Swaziland and Uganda about the benefits of their Bay Area meetings with professionals and their appreciation of San Francisco's warm hospitality


August 10, 2005: International Diplomacy Council hosted a reception at the Villa Florence as a nice way to thank you to Program Officers, Home Hospitality and other IDC volunteers. We were delighted to have a screening of "Kintaro Walks Japan" with an introduction by the film-maker Tyler MacNiven! A discussion followed the screening.
More information: www.kintarowalksjapan.com


July 24, 2005: International Diplomacy Council was given the use of historic Green Gables, the fabulous private estate in Woodside, as the site of its 2005 Summer Celebration. Green Gables is a National Historic landmark, and the site of a myriad of soirees for a century. Its gardens are world-renowned. The estate is rarely open to the public, so the Summer Celebration was very special indeed! This lavish, international outdoor affair--one of the largest Peninsula gatherings of the Consuls General of the San Francisco Consular Corps--was enjoyed by more than 300 people.


June 21, 2005: Citizen Host Night at the Hotel Nikko. The Natural Disasters Response Group of 14 told us about their plans to study about earthquake preparedness and response by visiting governmental, academic and NGO institutions. They visited U.S. Geological Survey to examine how USGS provides information that is policy relevant and policy neutral on both earthquakes and volcanoes. They discussed their professional appointments with the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory, GeoHazards International and the Oakland Office of Fire Services.

Countries represented included Australia, Bangladesh, India, Japan, Maldives, Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan, People's Republic of China, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and USIO.


June 7, 2005: Mr. Vargas Llosa discussed his newest publication, Liberty for Latin America: How to Undo Five Hundred Years of State Oppression, at the Direct Diplomacy: Authors Series. A noted author, Mr. Vargas Llosa joined us to discuss the causes of and solutions to Latin America's uneven record on economic reform, human rights violations, and politics. Mr. Vargas Llosa is a Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute. He will be signing his book following his speech.


May 4, 2005: Citizen Host Night at the Hotel Nikko. This event isto be an exciting opportunity to build global understanding between the Bay Area community and the world. Citizen Host Night is a monthly business exchange and visitor welcome event where members and friends of International Diplomacy Council come together to meet each other and meet our International Visitors.

Invited International Visitors:

Mr. Fumihide TAKEUCHI, JAPAN
Senior Economist, Japan Center for Economic Research

Ms. Mikiko Soga TAKAHASHI, JAPAN
Associate Lawyer, Asahi Koma Law Offices

Multinational Foreign Policy Decision-Making Delegation

Mr. Hougoto NGUEMADJINGAYE, CHAD
Director , Institute of Science

Mr. Mark RUS, CANADA
Press Secretary, Office of the Minister of State


April 7, 2005: The Annual Meeting of our membership held in accordance with our corporate bylaws, to report on the state of the organization and our role in the Bay Area. We use this annual occasion as an opportunity to celebrate the important the work our members perform as Citizen Diplomats and to thank them for their support.


March 31, 2005: Citizen Host Night at the Hotel Nikko. This event is to be an exciting opportunity to build global understanding between the Bay Area community and the world. Citizen Host Night is a monthly business exchange and visitor welcome event where members and friends of International Diplomacy Council come together to meet each other and meet our International Visitors.

Invited International Visitors:

Mr. Luis Jose Rodrigues Leitao TOME
PORTUGAL
Professor of Political Science & Researcher

Mr. Peter BRODSKY
CANADA
Communication Director & Office of the Mayor
City of Calgary

Group of 7: YEMEN, ALGERIA, EGYPT, GAZA, IRAQ, LEBANON, SYRIA


February 24, 2005: Citizen Host Night at the Hotel Nikko.
This event is to be an exciting opportunity to build global understanding between the Bay Area community and the world. Citizen Host Night is a monthly business exchange and visitor welcome event where members and friends of International Diplomacy Council come together to meet each other and meet our International Visitors.


International Visitors:

Ms. Martina CVOTANOVIC
CROATIA
Head, Office for Financing
and Investments,
University of Zagreb

Ms. Roberta HLACA MLINAR
CROATIA
Secretary General, University of Rijeka

Ms. Parisudha SUDHAMONGKALA
THAILAND
Coordinator, Community Program for the Prevention
of Trafficking of Children and Women

Mr. Dalibor IVUSIC
CROATIA
Secretary General,
University of Dubrovnik

Mr. Kazuyuki ENDO
JAPAN
Reporter, Lifestyle Section, Mainichi Shimbu



2004 Events

November 10, 2004: This year will marked the International Diplomacy Council's 51st Anniversary, and was the 18th Annual International Gala. The International Gala serves to celebrate the exchange of people and programs that transcend national boundaries by promoting understanding of common problems and common goals. The International Gala started in 1986 as a tribute to individuals who have made a significant contribution to international understanding and respect between people of foreign nations and the United States and has evolved into the International Gala. It is a magnificent opportunity for our Bay Area member community to interact with others dedicated to citizen diplomacy, to interact with the San Francisco Consular Corps, and to join together to honor those who have had great impact on citizen diplomacy and international relations.


April 13, 2004: International Diplomacy Council held its Annual Meeting of the Membership at the Hotel Nikko in San Francisco. We were pleased to welcome members and friends of International Diplomacy Council, as well as members of the Board of Directors, Leadership Council and Sustaining Committee.


March 10, 2004: International Diplomacy Council and Honorary Consul John Matya Hutar of Slovenia in welcomed distinguished Ambassador Davorin Kracun of Slovenia in conversation to discuss Slovenia and the European Challenge.


February 23, 2004: International Diplomacy Council hosted NATO Ambassador Sir Peter Ricketts, NATO Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, and Ambassador Kai Eide, NATO Permanent Representative of Norway, for a luncheon speech focused on "NATO and the Future of Transatlantic Relations".



2003 Events

October 11, 2003: Teach Africa - K-12 Teacher Training Conference- A one-day teacher training on October 11, 2003 at Dominican University of California.