Kevin Rudd at AIIA NSW annual Charteris dinner
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The event will start on: Thursday, 24 November 2011 6:45 PM
And will end on: Thursday, 24 November 2011 10:00 PM
Posted by: nsw
Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd will be the guest of honour at the Australian Institute of International Affairs annual Charteris Dinner to be held at Tattersalls Club in Sydney on November 24.
The Foreign Minister will deliver the AIIA's annual Charteris Lecture.
The AIIA and its members welcome all those interested in Australia's foreign policy issues to join us for this special occasion, postponed from October 13 at the request of the foreign minister. Enjoy good food and wine in a convivial atmosphere.
Tickets are selling fast, so please ensure your place by reserving now. The event will be attended by business leaders, senior academics, lawyers and law makers, diplomats and many others who participate actively in Australia's international affairs.
Members of the AIIA and their guests may book at a special price of $120, which includes pre-dinner drinks and wine. This price is also available to members of organisations that have a close association with the AIIA in Sydney, including the Lowy Institute for International Policy, the various business councils and chambers of commerce, the Confucius Society, and many others.
For non members, the cost is $140. Reservations may be made by contacting AIIA NSW by email at nswexec@aiia.asn.au
Please make cheques payable to AIIA NSW and mail to us at The Glover Cottages, 124 Kent Street, Sydney 2000, with your name and email address together with the names of any guests. If you wish to pay by credit card, please email us at nswexec@aiia.asn.au and we will contact you for details.
Bookings closed at midday November 18. Registration is now closed so please email us at nswexec@aiia.asn.au in case there are some cancellations.
The Australian Institute of International Affairs is delighted that the Foreign Minister has agreed to give this year's Charteris lecture. We understand that Mr Rudd intends to use the occasion to deliver an address on the future of Australian foreign policy in a troubled and uncertain world. As both Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Mr Rudd’s contribution to the international debate has been widely recognised throughout the world and we can expect to hear a compelling, well argued and stimulating address.
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