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Latvian Transatlantic Organisation (LATO) in close cooperation with the Kyiv Security Forum invites you to the discussion “Looking Forward Ukraine: The Future of Security Cooperation Between Ukraine, NATO and the EU” which will be held on 14th April from 11.00 to 12.00 EEST.
Seven years have passed since the Maidan revolution. Progress on reform implementation has been particularly slow recently. The geopolitical environment is dynamic and competitive, and the spread of the coronavirus has put Ukraine in an increasingly complex situation. Ukraine’s prospects for achieving its two major foreign policy goals – accession to NATO and the EU– have been questioned by experts and politicians. However, these policy goals remain of a long-term nature as Washington and Brussels are eager to support Kyiv.
What are the main achievements and challenges faced by Ukraine in recent years while going through difficult reforms? What innovative strategies should Ukraine implement in the long run for rapprochement with Western security structures? What are the Ukrainian expectations for NATO and the EU in terms of security and stability?
Speakers:
Oksana Manchulenko, Program Manager of the Arseniy Yatsenyuk Open Ukraine Foundation;
Žaneta Ozoliņa, Chairwoman of the Board of the Latvian Transatlantic Organisation;
H.E. Juris Poikāns, Ambassador of the Republic of Latvia to Ukraine;
Vineta Kleine, Director of the NATO Information and Documentation Centre, NATO Representation to Ukraine;
Moderator: Dmitri Teperik, Chief Executive of the International Centre for Defence and Security/Programme Director of the Resilient Ukraine
The discussion will be held on Zoom and live streamed on the LATO Facebook page. Only registered participants will have the opportunity to join the discussion through Zoom and engage in a questions and answers session with the speakers.
The discussion is organised as part of a series of expert discussions on foreign and security policy issues that continue topical dialogue in between the annual Rīga Conferences.