Events

The United States African Development Foundation (USADF) provides development grants to African organizations and enterprises that increase opportunities for marginalized communities in some of Africa's most challenging contexts.

The United States and Indonesia share a robust and comprehensive partnership. While U.S.-Indonesia relations are stronger than ever, there are still many opportunities for more enhanced cooperation in the years ahead.

The geopolitics of oil in the Middle East is undergoing a transformation as significant as the aftermath of the 1970s oil embargo due to the rise of U.S. unconventional oil and gas.

This event will showcase the views of stakeholders in the public and private sector their views on the current economic situation in India and chart ways forward in order to maximize the economic potential of the bilateral relationship.

The CSIS Energy and National Security Program hosted Eirik Wærness, Chief Economist at Statoil, to present Statoil’s recently released 2013 Energy Perspectives Report.

Carlos Pirovano will also discuss how these strategies focus on inclusive growth and lessons that might be applied throughout Argentina.

Please join us for a high-level panel discussion on the U.S. government’s Partnership for Growth (PfG), an ongoing effort to coordinate development efforts across agencies and facilitate natural engagement with the private sector.

NATO's culminating military strategy in the end-game of the Cold War was AirLand Battle. Tailored for deterrence and to win if deterrence failed, AirLand Battle was also structured to account for the political necessities of assurance and NATO cohesion.