Latin America in the World Order: Stepping Up
Latin America in the World Order: Stepping Up

February 25, 2021 - 08:30 to 16:15 (Eastern)
Zoom
The Latin American Studies Program at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) and the William J. Perry Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies will host the third annual Latin American Security Forum titled, "Latin America in the World Order: Stepping Up." During the full-day event, subject matter experts from the US and Latin America will analyze current events and address the following issues: Regional and health security, great power competition within the region, and energy development.
This forum is open to the public - Registration is required to attend
0830 - 0840 | Opening Remarks
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0840 - 1000 | Panel Discussion I: Political Order and Disorder: Implications for Regional Security and Cooperation
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1000 - 1015 | BREAK |
1015 - 1130 | Panel Discussion II: In Sickness and In Health: Regional Health Security
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1130 - 1215 | BREAK |
1215 - 1330 | Panel Discussion III: Regional Dynamics and the Great Power Competition
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1330 - 1345 | BREAK |
1345 - 1445 | Keynote Address
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1500 - 1615 | Panel Discussion IV: Pressing On and Powering Up: Climate Change and Energy Dynamics in the Region
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This forum will be presented in English with simultaneous interpretation into Spanish. To listen to the interpretation, you will need to use the Zoom application to access the forum.
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