France-South Africa: A partnership for Peace and Development Pretoria, 20-21 June 2005

France-South Africa: A partnership for Peace and Development
Pretoria, 20-21 June 2005

REGIONAL PROJECTS PROGRAMME

 

From 20-21 June 2005, the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), the French Institute and the Embassy of France in South Africa co-hosted a France-South Africa symposium under the these, "France-South Africa: A partnership for peace and development". The symposium was held at the ISS in Pretoria and was attended by high profile delegates form both the French and the South African government as well as academics from the two countries. The symposium dealt with a range of issues pertaining to the relations between France and post-apartheid South Africa. The issues discussed ranged form peace and security to development. Avenues of future cooperation between the two countries were also explored. Attached hereto are some of the papers presented at the symposium.

 

For more information, please contact Prince Mashele at the ISS on tel: (012) 346 9500 or email [email protected]



Selected Papers and Presentations

 

Multilateral Trade Negotiations, Presentation by Patrice Laussucq, French Embassy, South Africa (PDF 116kb)

Towards a Fairer WTO for Africa, Paper by Peter Draper and Nkululeko Khumalo, SAIIA (PDF 65kb)

Towards a Fairer WTO for Africa, Presentation by Peter Draper and Nkululeko Khumalo, SAIIA

‘Old hub and new spokes?’ - UN Reform and the Global Reaction, Paper by Dr N. W. Samasuwo, IGD (PDF 96kb)

Growth, Poverty and Inequalities + Trade, Presentation by Jean-Pierre Cling, DIAL, Paris

Strategies Against Unemployment, Presentation by Tanya van Meelis, COSATU