The EnergyPact Foundation and its partners honour the United Nations’ Seventy Fifth Anniversary
Multilateralism & International Security
Special Session
21 SEPTEMBER 2020
DEPUTIES CLUB, BELGRADE, SERBIA
BY INVITATION ONLY
The format, date & venue of the special session will take in consideration the Covid-19 epidemic constraints
co-organised by
supported by
coordinated by
Milorad Kondić
President of the United Nations Association of Serbia
Ivica Dačić
First Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia
Simona-Mirela Miculescu
Representative of the UN Secretary General, Head of UN Office Belgrade
Nenad Zrnić
Vice-Rector, International Relations, University of Belgrade
Vladimir Cvetković
Dean, Faculty of Security Studies, University of Belgrade
Jean-Louis Falconi
Ambassador of France to Serbia
Aleksandr Botsan-Kharchenko
Ambassador of Russia to Serbia
Sem Fabrizi
Ambassador & Head of the European Union Delegation to Serbia
Francoise Jacob
UN Resident coordinator, Belgrade
Boris Krivokapić
Professor Public International Law, Union-Nikola Tesla University Belgrade & Law School of the Samara National Research University
Branislav Đorđević
Director, Institute of International Politics and Economics, Belgrade
Thomas Schieb
Ambassador of Germany to Serbia
Amr Aljowaily
Ambassador of Egypt to Serbia
Tian Yishu
Counsellor Political Affairs, Embassy of China, Belgrade
Marijan Ivanuša
WHO Representative & Head of WHO Office Belgrade
Žarko Obradović
Professor International Relations, Faculty of Security Studies, University of Belgrade
Alexandre Dimitrijević
President, Energypact Foundation, Vienna
According to the country they are coming from, their expertise, practice and knowledge, the speakers are invited to present their views on the contribution of multilateralism to the international security in the context of the 75th anniversary of the UN.
Ivica Dačić, First Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Foreign Affairs of Serbia
Amr Aljowaily, Ambassador of Egypt to Serbia
Aleksandr Botsan-Kharchenko, Ambassador of Russia to Serbia
Vladimir Cvetković, Dean, Faculty of Security Studies, University of Belgrade
Alexandre Dimitrijević, President, Energypact Foundation, Vienna
Branislav Đorđević, Director, Institute of International Politics and Economics, Belgrade
Sem Fabrizi, Ambassador & Head of the European Union Delegation to Serbia
Jean-Louis Falconi, Ambassador of France to Serbia
Marijan Ivanuša, WHO Representative & Head of WHO Office Belgrade
Francoise Jacob, UN Resident coordinator, Belgrade
Milorad Kondić, President, United Nations Association of Serbia
Boris Krivokapić, Professor Public International Law, Union-Nikola Tesla University Belgrade & Law School of the Samara National Research University
Simona-Mirela Miculescu, Representative of the UN Secretary General, Head of UN Office Belgrade
Žarko Obradović, Professor International Relations, Faculty of Security Studies, University of Belgrade
Thomas Schieb, Ambassador of Germany to Serbia
Tian Yishu, Counsellor Political Affairs, Embassy of China, Belgrade
Nenad Zrnić, Vice-Rector, International Relations, University of Belgrade
Organisational elements taking in consideration the current Covid-19 constraints
Location: Deputies Club, Tolstojeva 2, Belgrade
Timing: 10.00 -13.00
Invited speakers and participants: representatives of the Serbian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ambassadors of a limited group of countries and organisations, representatives of the organising and supporting institutions, restrictive number of journalists.
Simultaneous physical presence in the conference room limited to 30 persons. Marked seats.
Outdoor coffee break and closing cocktail.
The conference will be available on the YouTube Channel of the Faculty of Security Studies.
Simultaneous translation English – Serbian.
THE FUTURE WE WANT – THE UN WE NEED The UN will mark its 75th anniversary with a one-day, high-level meeting of the UN General Assembly on Monday, 21 September 2020 on the theme, ‘The Future We Want, the UN We Need: Reaffirming our Collective Commitment to Multilateralism’. A declaration will be adopted by the UN Member States at the high-level meeting on 21 September.
Since its inception 10 years ago, the Energypact Foundation has engaged the international community through activities aimed at raising global awareness on issues related to energy, development, sustainability, and cyber security. These activities include coordination, sponsorship, and organization of multiple international conferences for information and confidence-building in Europe and the Middle East.
After 10 years of commitment at the service of its international stakeholders, the Energypact Foundation took the decision to focus on its future post-COVID-19 activities on energy security and development issues in the Euro-Asian space and to continue its commitments in the establishment of international dialogue platforms on cybersecurity and digitalization issues with the strict respect of neutrality and independence.
The Energypact Euro-Asian Energy Security Forum inaugural conference at the National Assembly of Serbia in 2018 opened the way we would like to take up for the next years by promoting a reinforced dialogue between governmental and non-governemental actors on energy security and development issues in the Euro-Asian space. The Energypact foundation has launched its cyber security activities in Geneva in 2014 with a joint conference with the ITU and continued them by creating and leading the Vienna Cyber Security Week and the Women’s Cyber Forum from 2017 to 2019 with the support of its Austrian and International governmental and non-governmental partners.
VIENNA CYBER SECURITY WEEK
THREE YEARS OF INDEPENDENCE & NEUTRALITY
2017 - 2019
THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS AND SPONSORS
2009 – 2019 TEN YEARS OF COMMITMENT