Event Information
17th Global Lectures on International Affairs (July 2, 13:30-)
2018-06-01
Under the support of Tokai Tokyo Foundation, Nagoya University Program for Leading Graduate Schools, "PhD professional", offer a series of lectures on international affairs as opportunities to provide deep understanding and accurate knowledge about international situations to citizens and students by inviting experts and professionals from both within and outside Japan.
The 17th lecturer is Mr. Motohide Yoshikawa, Ex-Ambassador of Permanent Representative of Japan to the United Nations, and Distinguished Professor of International Christian University He will deliver a lecture on three major issues for the Japanese Government at the United Nations; Peace Keeping Operations, the reform of the Security Council of the United Nations and the issues of North Korea.
Date: July 2 (Mon) 13:30～15:00
Lecturer: Mr. Motohide Yoshikawa, Ex-Ambassador of Permanent Representative of Japan to the United Nations, and Distinguished Professor of International Christian University
Lecture title: Three Major Issues for the Japanese Government at the United Nations; Peace Keeping Operations, the Reform of the Security Council of the United Nations and the Issues of North Korea
Venue: Noyori Conference Hall, Research Center for Material Science (2F), Nagoya University
Language: English
Registration: Please register yourself at the reception on the day. (Pre-registration is not required)
Co-organized by Nagoya University "PhD Professional", "Women Leaders Program to Promote Well-being in Asia" and the Graduate School of international Development
Sponsored by Tokai Tokyo Foundation
Please see the flyer below for details.
17th Global Lecture on International Affairs