The National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (SNSPA) will organize, on the 19/20 of November 2021, the 6th edition of the Bucharest Security Conference, the largest international conference in Romania that addresses the most recent security developments and evolving threats on the Euro-Atlantic frontier and NATO’s decisions to respond to them.
BSC fosters debate and transparency in order to support allied efforts to meet growing threats with a two-day event encompassing two plenary sessions and four panels that will approach the thematic objectives of the conference.
The overarching goal of the Bucharest Security Conference is to increase NATO visibility by presenting to the public its firm commitment to collective defence, the development of NATO’s partnerships, and its global role in crisis management. BSC gathers high-level decision-makers, academics, and experts who will provide strategic reflections on implementing key decisions from Warsaw’s Summit and Brussels Meeting, respectively, will assess the necessity of a new strategic concept, on the future of NATO-EU partnership, the EU’s strategic autonomy, and resilience, 20 years since 9/11 and will highlight Romania’s role in the region as a factor of stability.