Voices from Japan: National Security Speaker Series is an annual public symposium that aims to bring high-profile, senior-level Japanese individuals to Washington, DC for discussions about how the US and Japan can tackle today’s global security challenges under the US-Japan alliance and in partnership with like-minded nations. It aims to provide a unique platform for senior-level Japanese officials to share their insights and concerns on a range of international issues.
On June 3, 2014, the Stimson Center hosted General Ryoichi Oriki (ret. Japan Ground Self-Defense Force), 3rd Chief of Staff of Joint Staff, Japan Self-Defense Force (2009-2011).
See General Oriki speak below or here.
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Voices from Japan: National Security Speaker Series is an annual public symposium that aims to bring high-profile, senior-level Japanese individuals to Washington, DC for discussions about how the US and Japan can tackle today’s global security challenges under the US-Japan alliance and in partnership with like-minded nations. It aims to provide a unique platform for senior-level Japanese officials to share their insights and concerns on a range of international issues.
On June 3, 2014, the Stimson Center hosted General Ryoichi Oriki (ret. Japan Ground Self-Defense Force), 3rd Chief of Staff of Joint Staff, Japan Self-Defense Force (2009-2011).
See General Oriki speak below or here.
PLATINUM SPONSORS
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