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Step into the Future of Regional Security at FIU’s 10th Annual Hemispheric Security Conference

Join us in Miami—the gateway to the Americas— on May 12 and 13 for Florida International University’s premier national security event addressing the region’s most critical challenges. The Hemispheric Security Conference (HSC) convenes government officials, military leaders, academic experts, think tanks, civil society, and private sector innovators to tackle issues such as transnational crime, strategic competition, economic security, and cyber threats.

Co-hosted by the renowned FIU Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy and Argentina’s Taeda Foundation, HSC is where innovative ideas evolve into actionable solutions.

This year’s conference features:

  • Dynamic panel discussions with country leaders, military experts, and thought leaders.
  • Groundbreaking research that informs policy and practice.
  • Unparalleled networking opportunities to shape the future of a region filled with promise.

Don’t miss this opportunity to ignite change and shape the future of hemispheric security.

 

You can register to watch the live webcast of the event at the following link:

https://fiu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_DP5rg_CGQwWfgPyVMB4MhA

Final timings and further agenda details will be published soon.

Additional speakers and topics will be announced soon.

Don’t miss any updates! Follow us for more information as the event date approaches.

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