sort of like having to use not at can imagine that? if such an enormous nuclear program and have had for years. then not taking part of such an important summit seems to be a myth. we would welcome russia s constructive participation in all this but it has not affected our ability to advance the goals of our two countries. let me give you come a couple other examples. the united states does work effectively with russia to secure some nuclear material that is in you pakistan. obviously, uzbekistan. is this iran by chance because i don t know much about that nuclear richard but i do know that the russians have worked effectively with the united states to safeguard that major you. i don t know it s current status but it s another example of how the united states and russia to work together even if it s not in the context of the security summit. the other thing i would observe is russia s agreement early in president obama s tenure to sign onto the update of the star tr
capability. so i don t, i wouldn t regard any iran agreement on enrichment as a precedent although i do believe that if the p5-plus-one countries managed to achieve an agreement with iran this would improve prospects for a productive negotiation with the north. on the other hand fail lure to reach agreement between p5-plus-one and iran i think would further reduce the probability of effective negotiations with the dprk. but the subject of this of this panel is korea and major powers. picking up on your cue, ambassador park, i will talk about north korea and major powers. of the north korean relations with major powers clearly its relationship with china is the most important. china is the main supplier of food and fuel to north korea. it is its biggest trading partner and china has made a conscientious and persistent efforts to get north korea back on the path of denuclearization but china has been terribly frustrated in its dealings with north korea over recent years. it has
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Tourism Cares Expands its Board of Directors
April 07, 2021
Tourism Cares has expanded its board of directors, and board committees, to include “more representation across travel segments.”
“Tourism Cares is dedicated to the long-term survival of the travel industry, by advancing its positive social, environmental and economic impact,” said Greg Takehara, CEO of Tourism Cares. “To achieve this, we need to collaborate to enact lasting change in the way we do business for the people and places we serve.”
The expanded Tourism Cares board of twenty-one will add to the expertise and leadership representing the breadth of the travel industry.
Appointed board members include: Bryan Kinkade, VP Publisher, AFAR; Kathy Misunas, former CEO Sabre and CIO/SVP, American Airlines; Shannon Stowell, CEO, The Adventure Travel Trade Association; and Shayna Zand, Head of Business Development – Americas, Intrepid Group.