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Roundtable meeting with H.E. Declan Kelleher, Irish Ambassador to the People’s Republic of China

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About this Event

29 Sep 2010 @ 12:45

About the Event:

Ambassador Kelleher addressed a roundtable meeting of the IIEA’s China group on the geopolitics of China. He also reflected on current developments within China.

About the Speaker:

H.E. Declan Kelleher was appointed Ambassador to the People’s Republic of China in 2004. Prior to this he was the Representative of Ireland to the Political and Security Committee of the EU.

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Theme: Foreign Policy and ESDP  China 

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