Security cooperation activities are primarily undertaken by the Departments of Defense and State in order to strengthen partnerships with other nations to further the national security goals of the United States. They are, in the main, implemented at the country level in accordance with various Combatant Command and Country Team strategic documents.  At any given time there are hundreds of activities being conducted across the entire globe.  What benefit do they bring? Are the most effective activities being given priorities?  Since the Joint Civil Affairs community is heavily engaged in Security Cooperation, this Roundtable will look at the policy, concepts, management and experience of these activities. On October 11, 2012, the Reserve Officers Association and the Peace Operations Policy Program of George Mason University will convene a panel of experts to discuss this timely issue.

This event is sponosored by

For more information contact:
Bob Feidler
rfeidler@roa.org
202-646-7717