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WorldBoston
East Building 1, Suite 300
212 Northern Avenue
Boston, MA 02210
The
mission of WorldBoston
is to educate,
inspire and engage the people
of Greater Boston in international affairs and the critical
global issues of our time.
We invite you to attend our popular
distinguished speakersprograms. We also arrange
meetings with
emerging leadersfrom around the
world
who are visiting Boston and the region
as part of the U.S.
Department of State's International Visitor Leadership Program.
Become a citizen diplomat! By sharing knowledge, ideas and your
culture, you can develop lasting connections through
professional and cultural exchanges with these visitors.
WorldBoston
is an independent,
nonpartisan, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Join WorldBoston
today! Know - and grow - your world!
Mr. Shinkun Haku,
elected member of Japan's House of Councillors,
will visit Boston to explore elements of U.S. foreign
policy, specifically as it relates to the countries of
Northeast Asia, in meetings with government officials
and experts in foreign policy.
August
24 - 29
Developing Future Leaders in Civil Aviation
Japan
Mr. Ryutaro Konishi, Special Assistant to the
Director of the Aviation Safety Promotion Office of
Japan's Civil Aviation Bureau,
will have the opportunity to meet with aviation leaders
and policymakers in Boston and visit federal and private
industry aviation facilities
involved with aircraft development and production.
June 30 - July 4
Role of NGOs
in Promoting Global Women's Issues
WorldBoston
welcomed
20 women non-profit managers, community activists, and government
officials
who work on women's issues around the world.
With Boston-area counterparts, they
explored the role of women in the political process and the portrayal
and employment of women in the media.
June 19 - 23
Civil Society
and Community Engagement
Latin America
Sixteen Latin American parliamentarians,
politicians, municipal workers, and community
leaders
visited Boston to learn
about the use of
social media and
technology in political campaigns as well as the
role of state government in promoting a stronger
civil society. They met with
Governor Deval Patrick's Office of Community
Affairs, media consultants, non-profit
organizations, and university-affiliated
research centers.
programs
August 5
Emerging Markets: Opportunities and
Challenges
WorldBoston
is pleased to cosponsor Northeastern
University's Center for Emerging Markets 2nd annual half-day
symposium with business executives active in the markets
of Brazil, China, India, Mexico and Russia.
Become a member of
WorldBoston and receive the
Great Decisions 2010 Briefing Book
free!
The global financial crisis
that began in late 2007
revealed major deficiencies
in the regulation of markets
and institutions, all of
which came perilously close
to collapse. Emergency
measures to prevent a full
collapse of the global
financial system have led to
mixed results. How will
governments and the world
community respond to this
challenge?
Event details
,
professor of economics at
Wellesley College and
director of the Madeleine
Korbel Albright Institute
for Global Affairs, is an
expert in financial
globalization and
international
macroeconomics.
WorldBoston'sGreat Decisions 2010 lecture and discussion series
is made
possible
by a grant from The Lowell Institute.
WorldBoston
and the National U.S.-Arab
Chamber of Commerce presented a
half-day forum featuring
Ambassadors from Bahrain, Iraq
and Morocco
at the Fairmont
Copley Plaza in Boston.
June 11
Pakistan: The Case for U.S. Business
WorldBoston
and the Massachusetts Office of
International Trade and Investment hosted a luncheon
roundtable for
Anne Patterson,U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan,
and several
Pakistani CEOs
who outlined business opportunities for American
companies.
May 26
Rising Power: Turkey
WorldBoston
hosted a dinner in honor of H.E.
Namik Tan,
Ambassador of Turkey to the U.S.,
whoaddressed the audience and took
questions on the future of this fast-changing nation,
the direction of Turkey's foreign policy, and what it
means for the U.S. and the world.
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