A #CENTRALEUROPEWEEK EVENT – Experts from the US and Romania gather to outline key challenges and opportunities for growth, prosperity, and security, both in the Black Sea region and Europe more broadly.

A public discussion in the Central Europe Week virtual event series.

This year the United States and Romania celebrate 140 years of diplomatic relations and enter into one decade of strategic partnership. As the transatlantic alliance faces increasingly complex challenges, including traditional threats and unforeseen risks due to the novel coronavirus, this partnership can help inform a post-COVID-19 transatlantic strategy. As we celebrate these achievements, experts from the US and Romania will also gather to outline key challenges and opportunities for growth, prosperity, and security, both in the Black Sea region and Europe more broadly.

This discussion brings experts from the US and Central Europe together to outline actions toward a common agenda for the post-pandemic future, and is part of the Council’s broader virtual event series Central Europe Week: Charting A Post COVID-19 Future Together.

Featuring

Ms. Nadia Crisan
Executive Director, Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination (LISD)
Princeton University

H.E. George Maior
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Romania to the United States

Mr. Dan Negrea
Special Representative for Commercial and Business Affairs
US Department of State

Mr. Stephen Renna
Chief Banking Officer
Export – Import Bank of the United States

The Hon. Adrian Zuckerman
US Ambassador to Romania

Moderator

Dr. Clara Volintiru 
Associate Professor of International Relations
Bucharest University of Economic Studies (ASE)

With opening remarks from

Gen. James L. Jones, Jr., USMC (Ret.)
Executive Chairman Emeritus, Atlantic Council;
Former National Security Advisor to the President of the United States

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