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Invitation til møde med IPU Generalsekretær Anders B. Johnsson

 

IPU’s Generalsekretær, svenske Anders B. Johnsson, er i København den 19. december og har ønsket at møde IPU bestyrelsen. Generalsekretæren vil gerne drøfte IPU’s strategi i forbindelse med afholdelsen af Klimatopmødet i København. Mere konkret ønsker Generalsekretæren at diskutere en evt. afholdelse af et parlamentarikermøde i anledning af Klimatopmødet.

 

CV for Anders B. Johnsson er vedlagt.

 

Der er arrangeret møde med Generalsekretæren

 

Fredag d. 19. december kl. 08.00 – 08.55 i lokale 1-008

 

Tilmelding til mødet bedes ske pÃ¥ vedhæftede slip, pr. mail til [email protected] eller pr. telefon pÃ¥ lok. 3781 senest d. 12. december 2008.

 

Med venlig hilsen

 

Flemming Kordt Hansen,

Delegationssekretær

 

SVARBLANKET Dansk Interparlamentarisk Gruppes bestyrelse

 

Møde med IPU’s Generalsekretær Anders B. Johnsson

Den 19. december 2008 kl. 08.00 – 08.55

Lokale 1-008

 

 

 

 

o   Ja, undertegnede ønsker at deltage i ovennævnte møde                   

o   Nej, undertegnede er desværre forhindret i at deltage i ovennævnte møde

 

 

 

 

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Retur til: 1. Udvalgssekretariat Att.: Claudius Larson Senest fredag den 12. december 2008

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CV for Anders B. Johnsson

Mr. Anders B. Johnsson was elected IPU Secretary General in 1998 for an initial four year mandate. He has since been re-elected twice and is currently serving his third term.

Before serving as IPU Secretary General, Mr. Johnsson directed the development of IPU's program to strengthen parliaments and promote democracy. Prior to joining the IPU in 1991, he worked for more than 15 years in the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) where he held senior positions in Honduras, Pakistan, Sudan and Viet Nam, as well as at UNHCR Headquarters where he was Senior Legal Adviser to the High Commissioner.

Mr. Johnsson has devoted his entire professional life to international cooperation and multilateral diplomacy. He is an expert in international law and politics, democracy, human rights, gender equality issues and parliamentary diplomacy. He is the author of several papers and articles and is frequently invited to speak on these subjects.

Born in 1948 in Lund, Sweden, Mr. Johnsson - who is fluent in English, French and Spanish - obtained a Bachelor of Law degree at Lund University, studied European law and integration in Bruges, Belgium, and took a Master of Comparative Law degree at New York University. He is married to a Mexican writer with whom he shares three children.