Ambassador William H. Luers speaking about American policy, diplomacy in the Middle East

WHAT:

William H. Luers, former ambassador to Czechoslovakia and Venezuela and current director of The Iran Project, will deliver the talk “U.S. Policy and Diplomacy in the Middle East” as part of the Camden County College Center for Civic Leadership and Responsibility lecture series “America and The Middle East: A Search for Solutions.”

WHEN & WHERE:

7 p.m. Wednesday, March 25, 2015, in Civic Hall, Connector Building, Blackwood Campus, College Drive and Peter Cheeseman Road, Gloucester Township.

DETAILS:

Luers has worked on “backchannel” diplomacy with Iran for nearly a decade, engaging with the U.S. and Iranian negotiation teams at the highest levels. He and fellow diplomats formed the independent, non-government entity The Iran Project in 2002 in an effort to improve relations between Iran and the United States. Luers has written numerous articles, op-ed pieces and reports on American diplomatic strategy with Iran and the implications of U.S. policy there. His presentation will provide unprecedented insight into the regional and national security implications of a nuclear agreement with Iran.

Admission is free and open to the public.