WASHINGTON, DC, USA - "Current Challenges to Euro-Atlantic Security: Strategies for Co-operation and Joint Solutions Conference" - an OSCE Security Days Conference, the first held outside of Vienna, featured Foreign Ministers, Ambassadors, prominent leaders, and global policy makers on the current challenges to Euro-Atlantic security. This gathering took place against the backdrop of a deteriorating European security environment and produced actionable recommendations on how to resolve ongoing crises and foster common strategies to address future challenges. 

This conference — co-hosted by the Wilson Center and The Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center (WTC Washington, DC)— put key actors in Eurasian and Euro-Atlantic security before an audience of thousands. Leveraging the profound expertise of the Wilson Center's scholars, along with the exceptional convening power of the world’s largest regional security organization, representatives of 45 OSCE countries, and a highly qualified audience – including representatives from both Russia and Ukraine - engaged in intense discussions revolving around critical issues on the agenda of the OSCE and the international community.

Photo: The Honorable Jane Harman, Director, President, and CEO of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.

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