Foreign Policy Talks Monthly Discussion | Reforming the UN: Where Do We Start?
As the United Nations (UN) faces growing questions over its effectiveness, legitimacy, and capacity to address global challenges, institutional reform has become increasingly urgent. With a new Secretary-General set to assume office in 2027, this October edition of Foreign Policy Talks’ monthly discussions, held in recognition of UN Month, will explore the future of the UN beyond its incoming leadership.
The discussion will examine key reform priorities, institutional effectiveness, and how the organisation can remain relevant, representative, and effective amid an evolving international order.
Details of the Event:
Date : Saturday, 31 October 2026
Time : 03:00 PM (Jakarta Time) / 04:00 PM (Singapore Time)
Speakers:
Jack Huang, Senior Consultant to the United Nations; Former Researcher for ITU
Calvin Khoe, Conference Director at Conference on Indonesian Foreign Policy
Moderator:
Venus Janelle Samonte, Board Member of Foreign Policy Talks
To make the discussion more engaging, participants are encouraged to read the article in advance:
Indicator Assessment of Sustainable Development Goals: A Global Perspective (https://www.mdpi.com/2071-1050/17/18/8259)
Please register through link below:
Registered participants will receive a confirmation email with the Zoom meeting link prior to the event. We look forward to welcoming you.
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