Warsaw Security Forum 2014
Warsaw Security Forum 2014
The Casimir Pulaski Foundation and the National Defence University are proud to announce that the preliminary preparations for the Warsaw Security Forum 2014 have commenced.
The WSF2014 is an international gathering of experts who specialize in security to exchange professional experiences and present solutions to complex regional security challenges facing the CEE region.
The primary goal of the conference is to create a forum for independent experts to present their observations and conclusions concerning Poland and CEE security issues to an international audience, and to continue the dialogue on collective European security policy in the context of relations between the EU, NATO and Russia.
The Warsaw Security Forum 2014 will take place in late autumn 2014 in Warsaw, Poland.
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