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Kai Eide
United Nations Special Representative to Afghanistan (UNAMA) |
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Anne-Marie Slaughter
Director of Policy Planning, United States Department of State |
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‘This is exciting! The world increasingly connects via chat, blog,and the cyberworld — we all need to jump into the deep end of the pool and start swimming. I can’t wait to share some ideas, and I know I’ll end up learning from all of the participants.’
Admiral James Stavridis
Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) |
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Josette Sheeran
Executive Director, United Nations World Food Programme
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‘I will be highlighting the shrinking budgets the Armed Forces of
almost all Countries face and the opportunity/necessity to exploit
any cooperation possibility in order to secure the necessary
military capabilities.’
General Håkan Syrén
Chairman, European Union Military Committee |
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‘Security Jam provides an excellent discussion platform for transatlantic leaders to exchange ideas on one of the most challenging subjects in today’s world affairs and in Europe.’
Ana Palacio
Former Foreign Minister of Spain |
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‘I am looking forward to seeing some new and innovative
ideas coming out of the Security Jam and its participants,
especially concerning… protracted conflicts in the OSCE area.’
Pierre Reuland
INTERPOL, Special Representative to the EU |
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‘This is an excellent opportunity for NATO to get fresh new ideas… We will be online taking an active part in this debate, and we are looking forward to discussing ideas with experts and citizens alike.’
Jean-François Bureau
NATO Assistant Secretary General for Public Diplomacy |
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Admiral Giampaolo di Paola
Chairman of the NATO Military Committee |
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‘In our complex world nothing is dissociable, and the main difficulties we face are due to our willingness to do what is expedient, rather than necessary. So how can we tip that balance?’
Alain Hubert
Founder and President, International Polar Foundation – Jamming from Antarctica |
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