We are excited to announce an upcoming event in our Context is Everything Series:
"Indo-Pacific Security Cooperation and Assistance: Opportunities and Challenges".
This virtual Zoom panel will be held on Thursday, August 31 at 4:00 PM EST.
(Zoom link to be provided day of the event)
Our esteemed panelists will guide you on an enlightening exploration into the intricate world of Indo-Pacific security cooperation. You'll gain deep insights into the implications of China's expanding influence on regional security, the delicate dance of international diplomacy. The discussion will also shed light on the programs and tools used by the U.S. to foster security alliances and partnerships in this crucial region. As we delve into the hurdles associated with providing security cooperation and assistance, you'll get a sense of the high stakes and the crucial strategic considerations involved. Our experts will pull back the curtain on the complex coordination between various government bodies to implement this cooperation, revealing the intricate cogs and gears that make up the machinery of international relations. As we wrap up with a look to the future of security cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, the panel will explore emerging trends, the shifting global dynamics, and the role they will play in the region for the years to come. This discussion promises to be packed with insightful perspectives.
Rob Timm, a distinguished member of FAOA, will moderate the panel.
Sara Bryant, Deputy Assistant Director for Weapons at the Defense Security Cooperation Agency. Sara will provide key insights into the tools and methods used to advance our security cooperation goals.
Michael Fortin, Chief of Staff of IPSA in the Office of the Secretary of Defense. Michael will bring strategic-level policy-making insights to the table.
Neil Prakash from the State Department's Office of Security Assistance, South and Central Asia, East Asia Pacific. Neil will offer his practical perspective from his experience in security assistance across various parts of the region.
We kindly request that this event not be shared with media outlets. Your understanding and cooperation are greatly appreciated.
Mark your calendars! This is a unique opportunity to learn from and interact with these experts on Indo-Pacific security. We look forward to your participation.