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SUMMARY:Global Interest in the Arctic
DESCRIPTION:\n\nThe Alaska World Affairs Council will host representatives 
 from the official government delegations that have traveled to Alaska for 
 the U.S. State Department’s August 30-31 Conference on Global Leadership
  in the Arctic: Cooperation\, Innovation\, Engagement and Resilience (GLAC
 IER).\n\n Speaker Bios:\n\n Dr. Henryka Moscicka-Dendys\, Undersecretary 
 of State for Parliamentary Affairs\, European Policy and Human Rights\, Po
 land\n Henryka was appointed Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Fo
 reign Affairs of Poland in charge of European policy\, human rights and pa
 rliamentary affairs on April 16\, 2013. Prior to that\, she served as Dire
 ctor of the European Policy Department  (from 2012) and Deputy Director o
 f this Department\, responsible for institutional affairs and Northern Eur
 ope (2011-2012). She graduated in law and classics at the University of Si
 lesia in Katowice and holds a Ph.D. in international law from the Universi
 ty of Warsaw. She joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland in 2002
 . Her previous postings include Copenhagen\, where she got seconded to the
  office of the CBSS Commissioner for democratic development  (2003) and B
 erlin where she served as 1st secretary and later as counselor at the Poli
 sh Embassy\, covering EU policies including enlargement and institutional 
 issues (2007-2011). She is a member of Board of the Foundation for Polish-
 German Cooperation and speaks German\, English and Russian.\n\nTony Siddiq
 ue\, Ambassador &amp\; Special Envoy for Oceanic Affairs\, Republic of Sin
 gapore\n Ambassador Tony K Siddique is currently Singapore’s Special Env
 oy for Arctic Affairs\, and concurrently the Non-Resident Ambassador to th
 e Carribean Community (Caricom). Ambassador Siddique is a senior diplomat 
 who has served as Singapore’s Ambassador to a host of European countries
 \, including the Federal Republic of Germany and the then-Union of the Sov
 iet Socialist Republics. Ambassador Siddique retired from the civil servic
 e in 1996 after a stellar 26-year career\, and is now the Executive Direct
 or of Tony K Siddique &amp\; Associates Pte Ltd\, a strategy advisory firm
 . He currently holds the following diplomatic appointments: Special Envoy 
 to the Asia-Middle East Dialogue for Economic/Business Issues (from July 2
 006) and Special Envoy to Ukraine (from March 2011).\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nKim Cha
 n-Woo\, Ambassador for Arctic Affairs\, Republic of Korea\nMr. Kim Chan-Wo
 o works as Ambassador for Arctic Affairs and also as Deputy Chief Negotiat
 or for Climate Change in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic o
 f Korea\, handling the negotiations on the Post-2020 climate regime. He se
 rved as Ambassador to the Republic of Kenya\, and also as Permanent Repres
 entative to UNEP and UN-Habitat from May 2011 to February 2014. Ambassador
  Kim joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1984. Over the last 20-odd 
 years he has handled a wide spectrum of environmental issues\, in particul
 ar those related to the UNCSD\, the OECD and the UNEP\, and multilateral e
 nvironmental agreements (MEAs) such as UNFCCC and Kyoto Protocol\, CBD and
  Nagoya Protocol\, Ramsar Convention\, and Northeast Asian and bilateral e
 nvironmental mechanisms. Ambassador Kim has published two books in Korean\
 , Environmental Diplomacy in the 21st Century in 2006\, and Post-2012 Clim
 ate Change Negotiations in 2010 based on his experience as a negotiator of
  the Republic of Korea from Bali conference in 2007 to Copenhagen conferen
 ce in 2009.\n\n&nbsp\;\nPanel moderated by Fran Ulmer – Chair of the U.S
 . Arctic Research Commission\n The former chancellor of the University of 
 Alaska Anchorage and former Lt. Governor of Alaska received her law degree
  from the University of Wisconsin\, Madison. In addition to her role as Ch
 air of the U.S. Arctic Research Commission\, she now also serves in an adv
 isory role with the State Department as the U.S. prepares to chair the Arc
 tic Council\, an intergovernmental forum for Arctic governments and people
 s.\n&nbsp\;\n\n\n\n&nbsp\;\nPresented in Partnership with\n\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n
 &nbsp\;\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n\n\nThis program's podcast is available t
 hrough Alaska Public Media's AWAC Presents\, click here to listen.
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CATEGORIES:Arctic Series,International Program Series
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