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 Venue: Crowne Plaza Hotel, Brussels Date: 4 December 2003 A one-day conference examining the outcome of the EU-India New Delhi Summit, and future prospects of EU-India relations. Co-organised by EIAS and the Konrad-Adenauer- Stiftung. Conference Documents Conference Programme (pdf) Invitation & Registration Form (pdf) Photo Gallery Presentations Gender, Economy and Social Development by Dr Ranjana Kumasri Corruption, Transparency and the Good Governance Agenda in India by Professor Gurharpal Singh India, Pakistan and China: A Nuclear arms Race in Asia? by Major-General Dipanker Banerjee EurAsia Bulletin
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EU-India:
Implications of the New Delhi Summit
EU-India:
Beyond the New Delhi Summit
Venue: Crowne Plaza Hotel, Brussels Date: 4 December 2003 Conference Programme (pdf) Invitation & Registration Form (pdf) Photo Gallery CONFERENCE PROGRAMME 13:30 Registration and Coffee 14:00 An Overview of the EU-India New Delhi Summit  Chair:
Mr. John Walls Cushnahan M.E.P.Member, European Parliament delegation for relations with the countries of South Asia and the South Asia Association for Regional Co-operation Welcome Address Professor Dr. Günter Rinsche Member of the Board, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung EU-India Relations: A View from the European Union Presidency Mr. Mario Luigi Palma Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Italy; Italian Presidency of the European Union EU-India Relations: A View from India Speaker: Paramjit Mann Embassy of India, Brussels  EU-India
Relations: A View from the European CommissionMs. Laurence Argimon-Pistre Head of India Unit, DG External Relations, Directorate H – Asia, European Commission EU-India Relations: A View from the European Council Speaker: Antti Turunen Policy Unit, General Secretariat, Council of the European Union Forty Years of EU-India Relations: A View from Brussels Mr. Malcolm Subhan Vice-Chairman, European Institute for Asian Studies, Brussels Open Discussion 15.30 Coffee break 15:45 Economic and Social Development in India  Chair:
Professor Dr. Günter RinscheMember of the Board, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung To Agree or Disagree? Iraq, Cancun and the EU-India Future Mr. M. J. Akbar Editor-in-Chief, Asian Age, New Delhi and Bangalore, India Gender, Economy and Social Development: Major Policy Considerations of EU-India Relations Dr. Ranjana Kumari Director, Centre for Social Research, New Delhi, India Open Discussion 17:00 Coffee break 17:15 Governance, Security and International Relations  Chair:
Mrs. Neena Gill M.E.P.*Vice-Chair, European Parliament delegation for relations with the countries of South Asia and the South Asia Association for Regional Co-operation Corruption, Transparency and the Good Governance Agenda in India Professor Gurharpal Singh Nadir Dinshaw Chair in Inter-Religious Relations, University of Birmingham, UK India, Pakistan and China: A Nuclear Arms Race in Asia? Major-General (Indian Army, retd.) Dipanker Banerjee Director, Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies, New Delhi, India Open Discussion 18:30 Summary and Overview**  Mr.
Mark C. FischerAssistant Director, European Office (Brussels) Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Dr. Apurba Kundu Senior Research Fellow, European Institute for Asian Studies, Brussels Dr. Willem van der Geest Director, European Institute for Asian Studies, Brussels 18:45 End of the Conference Notes: * Due to unavoidable circumstances, the chair for this session was Mr. Dick Gupwell, EIAS Secretary General. ** Due to a time over-run, this session was replaced by a general summary by Dr. Willem van der Geest, EIAS Director. |
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