Welcome

The Welsh Centre for International Affairs is a national forum for the exchange of ideas on international issues. It seeks to promote world peace, human rights and international understanding, and to serve as a key point of contact in Wales for European institutions, the United Nations and the Commonwealth.

Within this site you will find information on the history and origins of the Centre, its current projects and events, and its location at the historic Temple of Peace and Health in Cardiff.

» What's On?

Next Temple Club event coming up on Wednesday 27th January 2010.

 

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The Centre's 36th Anniversary Lecture

17 November 2009
Anniversary Lecture 2009

Speech by First Minister, Welsh Assembly Government, the Right Hon. Rhodri Morgan AM on 'An Outward Looking Nation'

For a transcript of the lecture please follow the link below: 
An Outward Looking Nation, Rhodri Morgan AM (PDF, 56.37Kb)


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Building our common future
- DFID's new White Paper 

The DFID Consultation on the Fight Against World Poverty closed on Wednesday 27 May 2009. 

To download the new White Paper on International Development please follow the link below.
The DFID website also includes a section on how to get involved with the fight against poverty and a video synopsis by the Secretary of State, Douglas Alexander.

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Wise and Foolish Dreamers

Wise and foolish dreamers logo

The Centre would like to introduce you to its new project Wise and Foolish Dreamers, commemorating Wales’s involvement in the bloody and devastating Civil War that tore Spain apart 70 years ago.

For more information about this project and where it's being exhibited please visit the What’s On section of this web site. The Publications section also lists the book, DVD and posters that accompany the exhibition, which are all available to purchase through the WCIA.


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We are supported by individual members and the following local authorities:

Carmarthenshire
Gwynedd
Monmouthsire
Neath Port Talbot
Newport
Powys
Rhondda Cynon Taf

Swansea
Torfaen
Vale of Glamorgan
Wrexham
Ynys Môn

 

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