Ambassador Wolfgang Ischinger

Wolfgang Ischinger studied law at the universities of Bonn and Geneva and obtained his law degree. With a grant from the German Academic Exchange Service DAAD he continued studying international law, foreign economic relations and history at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy and at Harvard Law School, Cambridge, USA. From 1998 to 2001 he was the Deputy Foreign Minister. His long career in the German Foreign Service gave him specific expertise in international negotiating processes, having been involved with the Bosnia Peace Talks at Dayton, Ohio and negotiations on NATO enlargement and the Kosovo crisis.

What he offers you

Wolfgang Ischinger is an experienced German diplomat with the current mandate as Chairman of the Munich Conference on Security Policy to bring people together to discuss the central security issues of our time. Having published widely on foreign and security policy in German, English and French, he is ideally placed to offer insights from his unique perspective.

How he presents

In his invaluable and eloquent presentations, Wolfgang Ischinger stresses the importance that we make the best possible use of the strategic opportunities that lie before us to strengthen US-European cooperation across a wide spectrum of issues of common concern.

Languages

He presents in German and English.

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• The Central Security Issues of our Time
• International Negotiating Processes
• Foreign Policy
• Security
• Arms Control Policy
• European & Transatlantic Issues
• The Future of the Security Architecture of Europe: "Europe Whole, Free, and United"
• 1990-2010: The Unfinished Business of Unifying Europe