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Completing the US Strategic Rebalance in the Indo-Pacific
The Launch of the Wilson Center’s Indo-Pacific Program
On March 20th, The Wilson Center held a public forum marking the launch of its new Indo-Pacific Program. The event addressed the way forward for the United States to secure its strategic interests and mitigate risks in the Indo-Pacific, as well as prospects for US partnering with like-minded partners in the region. The discussions featured voices from Capitol Hill, the Biden administration, and the diplomatic and analytical communities.
Originally established in 1977 as the Asia Program, the Indo-Pacific Program will reinforce the Wilson Center’s longstanding efforts to promote sustained US military, diplomatic, and economic engagement in the world’s most dynamic region, and to amplify the importance of US allies and partners in a region rife with opportunities and obstacles alike.
The Program will focus on four core themes: economic interests and partnerships for sustained growth, governance and the advancement of a rules-based order, security and networks for regional stability, and the rise of middle powers in shaping the global order.
Please click on the word agenda above to view a detailed schedule of the event.
Speakers
Senator Bill Hagerty
Ambassador Matt Murray
Panelists
Ambassador Robert Blake
Ambassador Kristie Kenney
Ambassador Mark Lippert
Dane Chamorro
Dr. Anish Goel
Pete Larsen
Meredith Miller
Hosted By
Indo-Pacific Program
The Indo-Pacific Program promotes policy debate and intellectual discussions on US interests in the Asia-Pacific as well as political, economic, security, and social issues relating to the world’s most populous and economically dynamic region. Read more
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