Dr Von Batten land in New York; sit with visiting foreign officials for big UN talk

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Von Batten Montague York LC announced that Dr Von Batten will travel to New York for the United Nations General Assembly. He is scheduled to meet visiting foreign officials and others while there.

According to a statement posted by the firm on September 21, Dr. Von Batten is scheduled to meet with visiting foreign officials and other participants while in New York during the General Assembly.

The firm is an award winning advisory and lobbying group based in Washington DC. It describes itself as an all Republican partner outfit that helps public and private groups and law firms handle complex questions about United States government policy and global business choices. Its work covers foreign policy, trade talks, healthcare, human rights, investments, and related matters. The firm says it draws on experience with Congress and the executive branch and brings together former high ranking Republican officials and subject matter experts.

The United Nations General Assembly brings together representatives from countries around the world for high level discussions on international issues. The annual gathering in New York also provides an opportunity for government officials, diplomats and other international figures to hold meetings on the sidelines of the main proceedings.

The announcement specifically said that Dr. Von Batten will be in New York for the General Assembly and is scheduled to meet with visiting foreign officials and others. Further details about the meetings were not included in the statement.

The visit places Dr. Von Batten among the many figures expected to be in New York during the UN General Assembly period, when the city becomes a major center for diplomatic meetings and international discussions.

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