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Lecture by Mr. David Warren, British Ambassador to Japan (simultaneous interpretation available) [Academic Affairs Section]
- Date & Time:
- October 19th (Wed.); 13:20
- Venue:
- Tama Campus, Building No. 8, 3F, Room #8304
*This lecture is open only to Chuo University Student. The lecture will be broadcast via this website on a later date. - [Theme]
- The importance of international relations
(Japanese title: The importance of international relations-Greater performance and participation in international society by Japan and Japanese citizens) - [Lecturer Profile]
- Born in London in 1952. Majored in British literature at the Exeter College of Oxford University. Entered the British Foreign & Commonwealth Office in 1975. Placed in charge of Japanese and East Asia affairs and worked in offices in both Tokyo and London. From 1991, he was stationed for two years as International Director at the Cabinet Office Science and Technology Agency. During this period, supervised scientific technological cooperation between England and Japan.
Assumed his current position of British Ambassador to Japan in July 2008.
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