On Thursday 4 February 2021, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg will engage with students and young leaders on their ideas and vision, as part of the event “New Ideas for NATO 2030”, organized by NATO and Chatham House.
NATO is reaching out to 18-35 year-olds from NATO Allied and partner countries, to include in the Secretary General’s initiative “NATO 2030” to make sure the Alliance remains ready to face tomorrow’s challenges, and keep its citizens safe in the next decade and beyond.
This event is part of NATO 2030, the Secretary General’s initiative to make sure the Alliance remains ready to face tomorrow’s challenges, and keep its citizens safe in the next decade and beyond.
We’re honored to present the team of Universidade Portucalense Infante D. Henrique in Portugal. Our university’s motto is “Think Global, Research globally”. Our team’s name – The Lusiads – is inspired by the accomplishments of the great Portuguese explorers praised by Luis Vaz de Camões in a renowned work of poetry. We are a group of highly curious and motivated young students from Law and International Relations eager to challenge ourselves. We look forward to connecting with our fellow teams in a spirit of cooperation: working hard, thinking disruptively and bringing new ideas to make NATO future proof. “Every generation has the obligation to free men’s minds for a look at new worlds … to look out from a higher plateau than the last generation. Your vision – our vision – is not limited by what your eye can see, but what your mind can imagine.” – inspired by the words of modern explorer Ellison Onizuka we embrace this challenge. Stronger together, we are NATO!
Opening remarks by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on NATO 2030 and the importance of strengthening the transatlantic bond in the next decade and beyond, followed by Q&A with the audience
NATO 2030 policy hackathon – final presentations