This day-long Symposium brings together leading experts from New Zealand, Japan, and the wider Indo-Pacific to discuss the region’s security challenges and how they can be managed. Speakers will address key themes including: security dynamics in a contested Indo-Pacific; Japan’s changing role in the region; New Zealand’s approach to Indo-Pacific security; and how developments are playing out in the South Pacific and Southeast Asia.
Confirmed Speakers: Dr Ken Jimbo (Keio University, Japan); Dr Akiko Fukushima (Tokyo Foundation, Japan) Dr Ian Storey (ISEAS, Singapore) Dr Huong Le Thu (Adjunct Fellow, CSIS, Washington) Dr Van Jackson (Victoria University of Wellington, NZ) AProf Manjeet S Pardesi (Victoria University of Wellington) AProf Nicholas Khoo (University of Otago, NZ) Dr Iati Iati (Victoria University of Wellington, NZ) Prof David Capie (Victoria University of Wellington, NZ) Dr Anna Powles (Massey University, NZ) Thomas Parks (Asia Foundation, Bangkok, Thailand) AProf Alexander Bukh (Victoria University of Wellington, NZ) REGISTRATION INCLUDES: Tea & coffee on arrival; morning & afternoon tea; and lunch . PROGRAMME OUTLINE 8:30- 9am Registration (tea & coffee on arrival) 9:00am Mihi Whakatau / Welcome / Keynote Address 9:30am PANEL ONE 10:45am Morning Tea 1:15 pm PANEL TWO 12:45pm Lunch 1:45pm PANEL THREE 3:00pm Afternoon Tea 3:15pm PANEL FOUR 4:45pm CLOSING REMARKS Reception to follow (5pm to 6pm)
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