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Listen as Magdalena Surma interviews Mr. Marius Grinius. He served in the Canadian Forces from 1967-1979 as a member of the Royal Regiment Canadian Artillery. He then joined the Canadian Foreign Service where he served until his retirement in 2012. Mr. Grinius was previously an Ambassador of Canada to the United Nations, Geneva from 2007-2011 and the Conference on Disarmament from 2007-2011. He served as Ambassador of Canada to North Korea from 2005-2007, South Korea from 2004-2007, and Vietnam from 1997-1999. Mr. Grinius is also a fellow of the Canadian Global Affairs Institute.
Listen as Mr. Grinius discusses some of the most rewarding and challenging aspects associated with working for the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade as a diplomat and Ambassador of Canada to the United Nations, North Korea, South Korea, and Vietnam.
Canada’s NATO Podcasts
Interview with Former Ambassador of Canada, Mr. Marius Grinius
NATO ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
Next, Mr. Grinius examines the significance and impact of the relationship between Canada and South Korea along with the relationship between Canada and North Korea.
Canada’s NATO Podcasts
Interview with Former Ambassador of Canada, Mr. Marius Grinius
NATO ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
As a fellow, Mr. Grinius discusses some of the work done at the Canadian Affairs Institute.
Canada’s NATO Podcasts
Interview with Former Ambassador of Canada, Mr. Marius Grinius
NATO ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
Lastly, Mr. Grinius examines the future of NATO.
Canada’s NATO Podcasts
Interview with Former Ambassador of Canada, Mr. Marius Grinius
NATO ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
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