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As foreign rivals challenge American interests around the world and uncertainty grows about the future of U.S. international engagement, join a special discussion on how the legacy of the Dayton Peace Accords continues to shape U.S. diplomacy and global leadership today.
The program will feature distinguished guests, including Edward P. Joseph, Senior Fellow at the Foreign Policy Institute of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies. A U.S. Army Reserve veteran trained as a helicopter pilot; Edward deployed with NATO in Bosnia during the implementation of the Dayton Peace Accords and brings firsthand experience from more than fifteen years of work across the Balkans. Together with other notable speakers, he will offer insights into how America’s continued leadership fosters peace, stability, and international cooperation.
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