AAC2022 29 Nov: Panel 3a – Opportunities for feminist foreign policy in the Indo-Pacific

This growing field demonstrates an increasing understanding that traditional approaches are inadequate to dealing with the profound shifts we are seeing in international relations. This panel will be a moderated discussion about what we can learn from the experience of countries which have already adopted a feminist foreign policy approach and incorporate that learning into ongoing and periodic development cooperation policy, process, and architecture.

Chair: Nandita Baruah, Country Representative, India, The Asia Foundation

Panelists
His Excellency Eduardo Patricio Peña Haller, Ambassador of Mexico
Ambika Vishwanath, Founder and Director, Kubernein Initiative, India
‘Ofakilevuka Guttenbeil-Likiliki, Director, Women and Children Crisis Centre Tonga
Dr Andreas Radtke, Deputy Head of Mission, Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany
Bettina Baldeschi, Chief Executive Officer, International Women’s Development Agency