Date Oct 21, 2004, 4:30 pm – 4:30 pm Location Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall Audience Open To Public Share on X Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Email this page Print this page Speakers Said Tayeb Jawad, Ambassador of Afghanistan to the US Robert Finn, Princeton University Michael Schmunk, German Institute for International Politics and Security Mufit Ozdes, former Ambassador of Turkey to Afghanistan Wolfgang Danspeckgruber, LISD Details Event Description LISD, in conjunction with Near Eastern Studies and the Woodrow Wilson School , sponsored a panel discussion, “Afghanistan: Its Elections and Future,” on Thursday, October 21, 2004 in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall on the Princeton University campus. Experts discussed what was characterized as a surprisingly peaceful and - except for a small dispute - rather orderly first ever presidential elections in Afghanistan. The panel included Ambassador Said Tayeb Jawad, Ambassador of Afghanistan to the US; Ambassador Robert Finn, former US Ambassador to Afghanistan and Ertegun Visiting Professor of Turcology at Princeton University; Ambassador Michael Schmunk, former Personal Envoy of German Chancellor Schroeder to Afghanistan, and Visiting Diplomat in Residence at the German Institute for International Politics and Security, Berlin; and Ambassador Mufit Ozdes, former Ambassador of Turkey to Afghanistan. The panel was moderated by LISD Director, Wolfgang Danspeckgruber.The panel discussion was a part of the ongoing LISD project on "Building State and Security in Afghanistan," a project supported by a grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. Related projects Afghanistan and the Region