Invitation – Foreign Policy Talk with David Wallace, British Embassy Berlin
With the exit of the United Kingdom the EU is going to lose one of its heavyweights in foreign policy. How will the UK and EU work together on issues of foreign policy in the future? Will they still speak with one voice in the world?
We have invited David Wallace
Political Counsellor, British Embassy Berlin
Friday, 27 April 2018 at 6:30 p.m. in Berlin
to discuss these and other questions with us. Our foreign policy talks take place in an informal setting with a rather small group of people (around 30), therefore please register with
Elias.Reiche@ifair.eu
until 21 April 2018.
The event is open to all young people who are interested in current foreign policy issues. In case there are more registrations than seats, members of IFAIR e.V. will be treated preferentially. Please note that the event is under Chatham-House-Rule in order to ensure an open discussion, and will be in English.
Our evening will also be an opportunity to meet and get to know IFAIR, our team and a group of young people interested in international relations.
We are looking forward to seeing you in Berlin.
David Wallace has been Political Counsellor in the British Embassy Berlin since September 2017. He is the Embassy’s senior diplomat responsible for the UK’s co-operation with Germany on foreign policy, international security, and justice and home affairs. Previously David was the Head of Policy in the British Embassy, Warsaw (2013-2017), where he oversaw the political, economic, EU, foreign and security policy teams. Earlier David was Head of Economic Section in Seoul (2004-2007); and an adviser to the Coalition Provisional Authority in Baghdad (2003). David has worked on a wide range of issues in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London: UN, sanctions, counter-proliferation, strategic planning, Afghanistan and a review of the FCO’s consular evacuation procedures. David has a BA (Hons) in Philosophy from Reading University and an MA in International Economics from the Berlin School of Economics and Law. He speaks German and Polish.
