#Road2WSF: European Strategic Autonomy: Can Europe Go Alone?
#Road2WSF: European Strategic Autonomy: Can Europe Go Alone?
The participants of this discussion panel will be Baroness Goldie DL (Minister of State, Ministry of Defence, United Kingdom), Jan-Olof Lind (State Secretary, Ministry of Defence, Sweden) and Thomas Silberhorn (Parliamentary State Secretary, Federal Minister of Defence, Germany).
The moderator for this session will be Ali Aslan who is an international TV presenter and journalist. Key topics of discussion will be European security and Europe’s role on the global stage.
This will take place at 15:30-16:10 (CET) on Tuesday 17th November 2020.
The Road to Warsaw Security Forum is a series of online webinars scheduled to take place on the 17-18th November 2020 in preparation for the Warsaw Security Forum 2021. You can watch all #Road2WSF discussions and webinars online without any registration! The event will be live-streamed via our social media profiles on Facebook, Twitter and Youtube meaning it will be available for everyone!
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