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Security Challenges in the Eastern Mediterranean

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Published 10 June 2014. Figures and rankings are as they stood then.

The Center for European and International Affairs of the University of Nicosia

in cooperation with the Embassy of Israel in Cyprus

invite you to an event on

SECURITY CHALLENGES IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN

Thursday, June 19, 2014

18:45-20:30

UNESCO Amphitheatre, Europa Building

University of Nicosia

18:30-18:45 Registration

Chair:

18:45-18:50 Anna Koukkides-Procopiou

Foreign Policy Analyst, Research Associate, Center for European and International Affairs, University of Nicosia

Opening Address:

18:50-19:00 Christoforos Fokaides

Minister, Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Cyprus

Presentations, Reflections and Discussion:

19:00-19:15 H.E. Mr Michael Harari

Ambassador, Embassy of Israel in Cyprus

“Security Challenges in the Eastern Mediterranean: An Israeli Perspective”

19:15-19:30 Giorgos Kentas

Assistant Professor of International Relations, University of Nicosia

“A Community of Tolerance in the Eastern Mediterranean: Building on Common Interest”

19:30-19:45 Petros Savvides

Historical Researcher, Defense Analyst, PhD cand. Modern History, MPhil History

“Cyprus-Israel: Prospects for a Strategic Cooperation in the Eastern Mediterranean”

Reflections:

19:45-20:00 Andreas Theophanous

Professor of Political Economy,

President of the Center for European and International Affairs, University of Nicosia

20:00-20:30 Discussion