Conflict Prevention Between Greece and Turkey:
A Military and National Security Dilemma for NATO and the WEST
(by invitation only)

Conflict Prevention Between Greece and Turkey:
A Military and National Security Dilemma for NATO and the WEST
(by invitation only)

An exchange of views, hosted by the National Defense University, on the increasing tension in Greek-Turkish relations, and how NATO can leverage the two countries’ mutual participation in the organization to create trust, promote military cooperation and lay the ground for a future rapprochement.

Dimitris Kairidis, Member of the Hellenic Parliament, Professor of Int’l Relations, Panteion University, Greece
Omer Taspinar, Professor, National Security Strategy, The National War College, USA
Steven Cook, Eni Enrico Mattei Senior Fellow for Middle East & Africa studies; Director, Council on Foreign Relations, USA

Chair: Endy Zemenides, Executive Director, Hellenic American Leadership Council, USA