Okt 19, 2016
America’s transformative legacy in Europe is great, but the transatlantic relationship is evolving—fast. Past victories in the Cold War are no guarantee of future success in the face of new probing from the restive East. In an era of finite defense resources, rising demands in Asia, and in light of the upcoming U.S. presidential elections, is the Atlantic Alliance in danger of becoming over reliant on the U.S. security umbrella? What advantages are to be gained from tighter regional cooperation through formats like Visegrád+? Can economic ties, such as energy or defense industrial cooperation sustain the transatlantic link in this new era of uncertainty?
The CEPA Forum is the only platform of its kind in Washington for government leaders and the expert community to engage on key strategic questions linking the United States and its Central-East European Allies. The Forum highlights the transformative economic and political impact of the countries between the Baltic and Black Seas and their importance to the United States. Now in its 7th meeting, the Forum brings together more than 400 leaders from government, business and research institutions for high-level, policy-focused discussions aimed at strengthening U.S. engagement in Central-East Europe. Incorporating experts and senior decision-makers from both sides of the Atlantic, the Forum considers emerging opportunities and potential strategic risks in this critical region of the world. The proceedings are widely covered in U.S. and Central-East European media.
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