7th Annual Meeting of Yalta European Strategy will be broadcasted on Korrespondent.net website

7th Annual Meeting of Yalta European Strategy will be broadcasted on Korrespondent.net website
30 September 2010

As part of media partnership between information and news resource Korrespondent.net and the 7th Yalta Annual Meeting, the forum discussions will be broadcasted online on 1st and 2nd October on the website of Korrespondent.net

The broadcast will be available under the Special topic at Korrespondent.net by following URL: http://korrespondent.net/ukraine/special/73

The 7th Yalta Annual Meeting entitled “Ukraine and the World: Re-Thinking and Moving On”, organized by the Yalta European Strategy (YES) in partnership with the Victor Pinchuk Foundation, will take place in Livadia Palace from 30 September to 3rd October 2010.

The main topics of this year’s largest non government forum, taking place since 2004 and covering issues on Ukraine’s global integration, include: re-thinking the basic approaches to economics, politics and international relations; discussion of key global challenges and threats, such as climate change, as well as various models of modernizing countries in the context of today’s world.

Speeches delivered by the President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovich and President of the Republic of Poland Bronislaw Komorowski will open the Annual Meeting.

Special partners of the 7th Yalta Annual Meeting: 
DCH 
Kyivstar 
International Renaissance Foundation

Partner of the 7th Yalta Annual Meeting: 
Nemiroff

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Oleksandra Matviichuk
Oleksandra Matviichuk
Nobel Prize Winner; Head of the Board, Center for Civil Liberties, YES Special meeting in Kyiv on February 24th, 2024 “Two Years - Stay in the Fight”
«We must remember, that in this war against Russia, we are fighting not only for our territory but also for our democratic choice to build a country where the rights of everybody are protected, the government is accountable, the judiciary is independent and the police do not beat students who are peacefully protesting»