This year’s theme underscores the evolving European defense dynamic as well as the growing need to prepare societies, institutions, and individuals for the demands of strategic competition.
Participants at the ONE included representative of the U.S. and German Embassies in Jordan and nearly three dozen Jordanian and regional alumni who discussed the changing face of terrorism for 2023 and beyond.
The 24-day course was created to cover major transnational organized crime-related issues, and is one of the Marshall Center’s largest in-residence courses.
Attending alumni represented a broad spectrum of Polish government and society, including the Ministry of National Defense, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, National Security Bureau, Internal Security Agency, police, academia and private enterprise.
“It produced some of the great memories of my career and my life. But it produced some of the richest opportunities that I’ve ever had outside of my genuine Army experience.”