Time: 19:00 – 20:30, followed by a networking reception
Place: Quaker House (Square Ambiorix 50, 1000, Brussels) and online
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From crisis to collaboration: reimagining our political future
with Paul Ingram
Description
How can politicians work together across party differences to address the major issues of our time? How do they rebuild trust in the ability of our political systems to respond to crisis?
Join us on 25 September for an interesting discussion with Paul Ingram as he explores innovative approaches to revitalise our political systems. With a unique blend of political experience and expertise in conflict resolution, Paul will delve into strategies to reconnect with the electorate, bolster our resilience against global crises, and foster cooperation among nations.
Discover how we can bridge political divides, restore faith in government, and build a more secure future. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with a leading expert on the challenges facing our world!
About Paul Ingram
Paul is a research affiliate at Cambridge University's Centre for the Study of Existential Risk with a specialism in nuclear risk and great power war, and is involved in several track 2 negotiations. He is a Founder Director of the Middle East Treaty Organisation working towards a WMD Free Zone, a former Executive Director of the British American Security Information Council, a former TV talk show host on Iranian domestic TV, a systems thinking tutor at the UK National School of Government, and was co-Leader of Oxford City Council.
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