AFICS/NY Annual Assembly 2026.

 

 The Association of Former International Civil Servants in New York (AFICS/NY) works to protect the interests of retiring and retired UN staff and their families.

AFICS/NY holds an Annual Assembly: to report on the activities of the preceding year, current and planned work of AFICS/NY; to announce the results of the election to the Governing Board; to provide the annual financial statements; and, to provide the opportunity for members to have a dialogue with AFICS/NY Governing Board members and senior United Nations officials in attendance on any issue of concern.

Related Sites and Documents: AFICS/NY website.

Location: 405 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017, USA

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