Join Royal Holloway staff alongside fellow alumni and notable guests for an engaging evening of talks and networking on Tuesday 7 July.
We warmly invite Royal Holloway alumni for an exciting evening of political talks and networking at the Landesvertretung Sachsen Berlin, organised by our alumni ambassador to Germany, Chris Berger.
Join us to celebrate the enduring connections that unite our alumni community across national borders. Whether you graduated recently or have been part of our alumni community for a while, this is your opportunity to meet other alumni and forge valuable professional and personal connections in vibrant Berlin.
If you live or work in Berlin, are visiting the city, or would like to travel especially for the occasion, we would be delighted to welcome you there.
Please register by Sunday 5 July. Please note that there is a limited number of tickets available. You will need to present a valid photo ID to gain entry.
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Speakers
Markus Franke
Representative of the Free State of Saxony to the Federal Government
We thank Markus Franke, Representative & Head of the Saxony State Representation, for his hospitality and insights into the potential for renewing German-British cooperation.
Important Information
Schedule for the event
18:15 - Arrival, registration and admission.
19:00 - Opening from Markus Franke, Representative of the State of Saxony.
19:10 - Kieran Drake, UK's Deputy Ambassador to Germany.
19:20 - Sebastian Roloff, MP and Chair of German-British Parliamentary Group.
19:30 - Professor Tom Dyson, Royal Holloway.
19:40 - Milan Lucas, BCCG Foundation.
20:00 - Closing statement from Chris Berger, Alumni Ambassador.
20:05 - Networking with drinks and finger food.
21:00 - Event concludes.
Location
Representation of the Free State of Saxony to the Federal Government
Brüderstraße 11, 10178 Berlin
Paid parking is available.
About the Kensington Treaty
The German Bundestag has ratified the Kensington Treaty, thereby creating a new framework for German-British relations after Brexit. In addition to continued cooperation in the areas of security and defence, it also aims for improved social and cultural exchange as well as a deepening of economic ties. This event's talks will prompt guests to consider what role alumni of Royal Holloway play in revitalising German-British relations.
