Key Regions & Countries

Putin's Russia, China's rise, the Israel-Palestinian conflict, governance and democracy in the Middle East, changes in South East Europe, Sub Saharan Africa's development, the future of Ukraine and of the Caspian region, developments in Afghanistan and Iraq, are some of the key countries and regions covered at our conferences

Key Regions and Countries Wilton Park Conferences

Wilton Park is continuously expanding its programme of overseas events, including in the Arab world, Asia and Africa.

Forthcoming Conferences

MOLDOVA: MOVING AHEAD
WP949 - Thursday 16 - Saturday 18 October 2008

What are Moldova's key political, economic and international goals? Moldova is heading for general elections in March 2009 - European integration and a viable resolution of the Transnistria conflict are key issues for the future of Moldova. How should the EU structure its work to maximise positive impacts on democratic reforms in the country? What is the potential role of other stakeholder countries such as the Russian Federation and Ukraine along with the US, EU and international organisations (OSCE) in solving one of Europe's frozen conflicts? How should Moldova develop regional co-operation with its EU neighbours and CIS partners? What is the future contractual relationship between the EU and Moldova? Does Europe know and care for Moldova or is it a 'swing state' between east and west? How to promote good governance and encourage civil society? How to direct economic growth to achieve business potential and enhance social development?'
Location: Wilton Park

WORKING WITH RUSSIA: NEXT STEPS IN ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL DIALOGUE
WP931 - Thursday 13 - Sunday 16 November 2008

What measures are needed for Russia to achieve full economic potential while developing social capital? How to manage rapid growth? How to fight corruption and strengthen the rule of law? How can Russia and the West develop common aspirations and goals on key issues? How to generate healthy regional relations? How to engage with Russia as a responsible stakeholder in the framework of multilateral institutions?
Location: Wilton Park