4th KYIV SECURITY FORUM

KYIV, NOVEMBER 11-12, 2010

(Hotel “InterContinental”, 2A Velyka Zhytomyrska St., flour «-2»)

CHANGING THE SECURITY PARADIGM IN A FRAGMENTED WORLD

EUROPEAN DIMENSION
1st DAY

15:00 – PARTICIPANTS’ REGISTRATION (Foyer, Intercontinental Hotel,

16:00 Floor “-2”)

16:00 – PLENARY SESSION I – Grand

18:00 Ballroom

NEW THREATS, NEW RIVALRIES

• What is Replacing US Hegemony: Collective Security?

Multipolarity?
• What are the Implications of the ‘Rise of the Rest’?
• Are we Entering a Period of Climate Politics and /or Resource
Wars?

Moderator: Andriy KULYKOV, journalist, TV presenter, ICTV channel,

Ukraine

Opening remarks:
Arseniy YATSENYUK, Member of the Parliament of Ukraine, Leader of
the Party “Front of Change”, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine
(2007)

Presentations:
Oleksandr HORIN, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ukraine
Giorgi BARAMIDZE, Vice Prime-Minister, State Minister on European
and Euro-Atlantic Integration, Georgia
Robert SIMMONS, Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Security
Cooperation and Partnership, NATO HQ, Brussels (prerecorded address)
Dr. Theodore MELESCANU, Vice-President of Senate, Minister of
National Defence (2007-2008), Minister for Foreign Affairs (1992-1996),
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Andrei POPOV, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and European
Integration, Republic of Moldova
Robert NURICK, Member, International Institute for Strategic Studies,
the American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies and
the Central Eurasia Studies Society, USA
Petro POROSHENKO, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine (2009-
2010), Secretary of National Security and Defence Council (2005),
Ukraine

18:30 RECEPTON – HOTEL FOYER (-2 FLOOR)

2nd DAY

8:30 – PARTICIPANTS’ REGISTRATION (Foyer, Intercontinental Hotel,

9:00 Floor “-2”)

9:00 – PLENARY SESSION II – Grand

10:45 Ballroom

EVOLVING SECURITY DYNAMICS

• Is the West Losing its Monopoly on Soft Power?

• Transatlantic Relationship: Collective Security or Coalitions of
the Willing?
• Will Today’s Ministries of Defense be Tomorrow’s Ministries of
Security?

Moderator: James GREENE, President, Effective Engagement

Strategies LLC, USA

Presentations:
Dr. Bogdan AURESCU, Secretary of State for European Affairs,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Romania
Pavlo KLIMKIN, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ukraine
Borys TARASYUK, Member of the Parliament of Ukraine, Chairman,
Parliamentary Committee on European Integration, Ukraine
Chris DONNELLY, Director, Oxford Institute for Statecraft and
Governance, United Kingdom
Dr. Yevgeniy KOZHOKIN, Rector, Academy of Labour and Social
Relations; Director, Russia Institute for Strategic Studies (1994-2009),
Russian Federation
Michael COX, Professor, London School of Economics, United Kingdom

Discussants:
Dr. James SHERR, Head, Russia and Eurasia Program, Chatham
House, United Kingdom
Dr. Bartosz STANISLAWSKI, Director, Mapping Global Insecurity
Program, Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs, Maxwell School, Syracuse
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10:45 – COFFEE BREAK
11:15
11:15 – MORNING PARALLEL SESSIONS
13:00
NATO’S NEW STRATEGIC CONCEPT:
RETHINKING PARTNERSHIPS
GRAND BALLROOM
• Will Relations with Georgia and
Ukraine be Given New Stimulus?
• What is the Ideal Role for Russia?
• Will NATO Policies Towards Post-
Soviet States Continue to Cause
Internal Divisions?
Moderator: Dr. Thanos DOKOS,
Director General, Hellenic Foundation for
European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP),
Greece
Presentations:
Amb. Marie GERVAIS-VIDRICAIRE,
Member of NATO’s New Strategic
Concept Group of Experts, Canada
Dr. Andrei ZAGORSKI, Professor and
Leading Researcher, Moscow State
Institute of International Relations
(MGIMO), Russian Federation
Dr. Klaus WITTMANN, Brigadier
General of Bundeswehr (ret), Former
Director Academic Planning and Policy at
the NATO Defence College in Rome,
Germany
Amb. Valeri RATCHEV, Head of the
Political Cabinet, Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, Republic of Bulgaria
TWO TERMS , ONE MEANING : NATIONAL
RESILIENCE OR HOMELAND SECURITY ?
C ONFERENCE HALL 1
• How do we Define Threats? What
Tools and Strategies are Required
to Strengthen National Resilience
in a Multicultural and
Institutionally Diverse Europe?
• What are the Resources Required
to Build Resilience? At what Level
Should our Capabilities be?
• How Effective are Private-Public
Partnerships in Protecting Critical
Infrastructure?
Moderator: Stephan DE
SPIEGELEIRE, Senior Scientist, Director
Defense Transformation, the Hague
Centre for Strategic Studies, the
Netherlands
Presentations:
Dr. Hans-Georg WIECK, Ambassador,
President of Federal German Foreign
Intelligence Agency (BND) (1985-1990),
Germany
Daniel J. KANIEWSKI, Assistant Vice
President for Homeland Security and
Deputy Director, Homeland Security
Policy Institute, the George Washington
University, USA
Bryden SPURLING, Deputy Director,
Strategic Policy Guidance, Department
of Defence, Australia
Bjorn RUTTEN, Senior Research
Associate, The Conference Board of
Canada, Canada
Dr. Todor TAGAREV, Associate
Professor, Centre for Security and
Defence Management, Bulgarian
Academy of Sciences, Republic of
Bulgaria
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14:00
14:00 – AFTERNOON PARALLEL SESSIONS
15:45
BLACK SEA GEOPOLITICS : DILEMMAS AND
PROSPECTS
GRAND BALLROOM
• Will the Russia-Turkey Tandem
Strengthen or Endanger Regional
Stability?
• Can the Region’s Militarization be
reversed?
• Will Conflict Return to the Region?
What Lessons have we Learned
from August 2008?
Moderator: Dr. Dimitris
TRIANTAPHYLLOU, Director, European
Studies Centre, Kadir Has University,
Turkey
Presentations:
Dr. Mustafa AYDIN, Rector, Kadir Has
University, Turkey
Georgian POP, MP, Member of the
Parliamentary Committee on National
Defence and Security, House of
Deputies, Romania
Tengiz PKHALADZE, Chairman,
International Center for Geopolitical
Studies, Georgia
Dr. Danila BOCHKAREV, Research
Fellow, Global Security Program, East
West Institute, Brussels
Carina STACHETTI, Head of the Russia,
Ukraine and Eurasia Desk, Directorate
for Strategic Affairs, Ministry of Defence,
France
15:45 – COFFEE BREAK
16:15
UKRAINE: CHOICES AND CONSTRAINTS
C ONFERENCE HALL 1
• Are Ukraine’s Foreign Policy
Choices Defined by External
Threats or Domestic Politics?
• Does Ukraine’s Stability come at
the Expense of its Integration into
European and Euro-Atlantic
Community?
• Can Ukraine Strengthen its
Partnership with Russia without
Compromising its Independence?
Moderator: Valeriy CHALY, Deputy
Director General, Razumkov Center,
Ukraine
Presentations:
Dr. James SHERR, Head, Russia and
Eurasia Program, Chatham House,
United Kingdom
Matthew ROJANSKI, Deputy Director,
Russia and Eurasia Program, Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace, USA
Pawel KOWAL, MEP, Chairman,
Delegation to the EU-Ukraine
Parliamentary Cooperation Committee,
Brussels
Vitaliy PORTNIKOV, Editor-in-Chief,
TVi Channel, Ukraine
Dr. Frank EVERS, Deputy Head, Centre
for OSCE Research (CORE), Institute for
Peace Research and Security Policy,
University of Hamburg, Germany
Mark OPGENORTH, Staff Officer,
Russia and Ukraine Section, Political and
Security Policy Division, NATO
International Staff, Belgium
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18:00 Ballroom

THE CROSSROADS OF EUROPEAN COLLECTIVE SECURITY

• Is the Corfu Process at a Dead End?

• How do we Engage Russia in a Constructive European Security
Dialogue?
• How will Competencies be Divided Among NATO, the EU and the
OSCE? Will a New System Emerge?

Moderator: Konstantin von EGGERT, Political Analyst and Journalist,

Centre for Political Research, Russian Federation

Presentations:
Oleksandr PAVLYUK, Head of External Cooperation, OSCE
Secretariat, Austria
Dr. Artiem MALGIN, Adviser to Rector of Moscow State Institute of
International Relations, Russian Federation
Pierre HASSNER, Associate Research Fellow, Center for International
Studies and Research (CERI, SceincesPo), France
David DARCHIASHVILI, Chairman, Committee on European
Integration, Parliament of Georgia, Georgia
Dr. Kamer KASIM, Vice President of USAK (ISRO); Director, Center for
EU Studies, USAK , Turkey
Dr. Graeme HERD, Head of the International Security Programme,
Geneva Center for Security Policy, Switzerland

18:00 – CONCLUSIONS FROM

18:10 ORGANIZERS

Closing remarks:
Dr. James SHERR, Head, Russia and Eurasia Program, Chatham
House, United Kingdom
Ivanna KLYMPUSH-TSINTSADZE, Director, Open Ukraine
Foundation, Ukraine

18:30 BUSES DEPART TO DINNER VENUE

19:00 DINNER (O’Panas Restaurant, 10 Tereshchenka Str.)

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