Security Implications on Central Asia after the Taliban Takeover in Afghanistan – An Alumni Event

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Hybrid, Switzerland
13 February 2023
12h30 - 14h00
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An Alumni Regional Security Conversation – in collaboration with our Central Asia & Afghanistan GCSP Alumni Community Hub

While the current situation in Afghanistan may represent both an opportunity and a threat, the Taliban takeover changed the general security landscape in the region by bringing new security concerns, demanding for more dynamic joint efforts. The five Central Asian countries have been struggling with internal long-standing and emerging security challenges. What is the current situation?

The GCSP and its Central Asia & Afghanistan GCSP Alumni Community Hub is organising its first hybrid event, directly broadcasted for all GCSP Community members based in the region or interested in the region.

 

Speakers:

H.E. Ms Terhi Hakala, Ambassador, the EU Special Representative for Central Asia

H.E. Dr Nasir Ahmad Andisha, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan to the United Nations Office in Geneva

Dr Pal Dunay, Professor of NATO and European Security Issues at George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies

Moderator:

Ms. Cholpon Orozobekova, Leader of the Central Asia & Afghanistan Hub, Director of the Bulan Institute for Peace Innovations, Geneva.

Welcome Address:

Ambassador Thomas Greminger, Director, Geneva Centre for Security Policy

Introduction:

Ms Isabelle Gillet, Head Community Engagement, Geneva Centre for Security Policy


Who should attend

This event is exclusively for the GCSP Alumni Community.

Informations
Hybrid, Switzerland
13 February 2023
12h30 - 14h00
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