“Building an Even More Secure Central African Republic” and “The plague of Foreign Intervention” by Simon P. Alain Handy

Simon P. Alain Handy spoke recently at a SALO workshop on the 2nd of September 2015 entitled: “Consensus Building Dialogue: Central African Republic, Sudan/South Sudan”. He is a policy analyst at the United Nations and a specialist on issues of peace, post-conflict reconstruction, mediation and international security. He is a former Young Associate Expert at La Francophonie, a former Visiting Fellow at the European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS, Paris in 2009) and a Senior Executive Fellow at Harvard Kennedy School of Government (2011). In 1998, following an executive program at the Pearson Peacekeeping Center in Cornwallis Nova Scotia, he wrote his Post-Graduate thesis at the Paris Institute for International Relations and Strategic Studies (IRIS) entitled “Peacekeeping operations: A foreign policy strategy for Canada”.

• Read Simon P. Alain Handy’s speech given at the workshop here: “Building an Even More Secure Central African Republic”

• Read Simon P. Alain Handy’s keynote Speech at UJ/South Africa Association of Political Science (SAAPS) Colloquium held on the 31st of August 2015 here: “The UN at a Crossroads: The plague of Foreign Intervention”