The Partnership for Peace Consortium (PfPC) Secretariat recently convened its biannual combined Senior Advisory Council (SAC) and Consortium Steering Committee (CSC) planning meeting.

The ceremony highlighted a significant milestone as senior defense leaders signed the Letter of Intent, symbolizing their dedication to a “shared vision of enduring Euro-Atlantic partnerships."

Against a backdrop of contemporary challenges in the democracies of Eastern Europe and the Caucuses especially, the mandate for roundtable was clear.

75 participants from across 25 countries delve deep into Ukraine's innovative approaches to military training and resilience.

"A strong, vibrant, innovative noncommissioned officer corps is the hallmark and engine of successful, western, modern, democratic militaries."

A distinguished panel of thought leaders, policy architects, security strategists and key stakeholders dissected the complex web of technological, ethical and geopolitical facets of cognitive warfare.

The workshop involved the participation of over 35 experts and academics from various backgrounds, including the Ministry of Defense, NATO, think tanks and foreign affairs