The «Open Ukraine» Foundation within the Discussion Club «Open World» invites to the meeting with the Authorized Representative on Ukraine of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of German Johannes Rehenbreht.
Theme of the meeting – «Overview of reforms in Ukraine: when will people feel a positive result».
During the meeting, Mr. Rehenbreht will present Europe`s opinion and evaluation to reform in Ukraine and will talk about how to overcome the challenges facing the Ukrainian society. During the meeting we will also discussed how the Ukrainian see the future of their country and what is the role of young generation of today to make the reform process in the country successful. Johannes Rehenbreht will try to predict when and under what conditions young people feel real changes in Ukraine.
The meeting will take place on Monday 5th September, at 19:00, creative space «INVERIA» (Volodymyrska str., 49a).
Participation is free.
Registration for the event is obligatory and available through the link: https://goo.gl/forms/dceBK5NT2Fehy3QB3
Media accreditation is obligatory by e-mail [email protected] or by phone (044) 220 18 40 and available till 15:00 5th September.
The working language of the meeting is English.
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Johannes Rehenbreht is the Authorized Representative on Ukraine, Head of the Working Headquarters on Ukraine of Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Germany (2014). Before that he worked as a Minister in Seoul, Head of the Political Department of the German Embassy in Ukraine, Permanent Deputy Ambassador of Germany in Beirut. He held various positions in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Germany. He graduated the University of Bonn in major «History and Romance philology».
Discussion Club «Open World» is an educational project of the «Open Ukraine» Foundation for socially active young people. Its goal is to raise a new generation of responsible leaders. Every month the Foundation holds lectures with renowned experts, politicians and public figures, during which they discuss ways of effective solutions to social problems in Ukraine and in the world.
