In discussion: The NATO Climate and Security Center of Excellence

June 2, 2022
10:39 pm

On Friday January 21 at 18:00 CET the NATO Field School and Simulation Program and Atlantic Forum host an online discussion on the Canadian-led proposal for a NATO Climate and Security Centre of Excellence (CASCOE). This event will feature the interim director of the new COE, as well as representatives from NATO Allied Command Transformation (ACT) and the Canadian Government.

As fourth speaker and panellist, Ytze de Vries will represent Youth Climate Security Talks to emphasize the role of the youth in the climate security debate.

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