DOES EUROPE STILL STRETCH FROM LISBON TO VLADIVOSTOK?
January 15, 2019, 17:00 – 18:30, Building 5, Floor 5, Conference Hall
The discussion focuses on issues of developing cooperation between Russia and the EU, such as searching for new approaches to the dialogue and constructing long-term, prospective relations, without which a mutually beneficial neighborhood is impossible. Many problems of the modern world affect both Europe and Russia, and this requires a joint search for ways to solve them. The issues related to demography and population aging, migration problems, and security and cyber security are all relevant for many countries’ development. But at the center of the discussion is the main question: is Europe limited to the European Union, or does it stretch politically, culturally, and economically from Lisbon to Vladivostok?
Issues for Discussion
- How can we meet the mutual challenge, i.e. the continent’s aging from Lisbon to Vladivostok?
- Restoring trust by restarting an effective security dialogue
- Strengthening information security and cyber security in the Internet age
Moderators
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Igor YurgensMember of the Management Board, Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs
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Giles MerrittFounder, Chairman, Friends of Europe
Experts
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Ivan BegtinDirector, NGO "Informational Culture"
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Pavel DemidovDirector, Press and Information Service, Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation
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Markus EdererAmbassador of the European Union to Russia
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Ernesto FerlenghiCo-Chairman of the Russian-Italian Forum-Dialogue, President of the Association of Italian Industrialists “Confindustria Russia”
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Alexander GrushkoDeputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation
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Wolfgang IschingerChairman, Munich Security Conference
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Valentina KomlevaDean of the Faculty of Foreign Regional Studies and Regional Administration, Institute of Public Administration and Civil Service, RANEPA
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Alexei PortanskyProfessor, Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs, National Research University Higher School of Economics
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Yauheni PreihermanChairman of the Board, Liberal Club
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Shlomo WeberPresident, New Economic School
- How can we meet the mutual challenge, i.e. the continent’s aging from Lisbon to Vladivostok?
- Restoring trust by restarting an effective security dialogue
- Strengthening information security and cyber security in the Internet age
- How can we meet the mutual challenge, i.e. the continent’s aging from Lisbon to Vladivostok?
- Restoring trust by restarting an effective security dialogue
- Strengthening information security and cyber security in the Internet age
- How can we meet the mutual challenge, i.e. the continent’s aging from Lisbon to Vladivostok?
- Restoring trust by restarting an effective security dialogue
- Strengthening information security and cyber security in the Internet age
The discussion focuses on issues of developing cooperation between Russia and the EU, such as searching for new approaches to the dialogue and constructing long-term, prospective relations, without which a mutually beneficial neighborhood is impossible. Many problems of the modern world affect both Europe and Russia, and this requires a joint search for ways to solve them. The issues related to demography and population aging, migration problems, and security and cyber security are all relevant for many countries’ development. But at the center of the discussion is the main question: is Europe limited to the European Union, or does it stretch politically, culturally, and economically from Lisbon to Vladivostok?
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