Jorge Domecq, the EDA Chief Executive, will be taking part in the Security Jam on 26 April at 9 AM CEST to discuss issues of future military engagement. The Jam is a massive online brainstorm which will gather thousands of experts on security, development and human rights from around the world.
Discussions will focus on a broad range of issues ranging from fighting terrorism and transnational criminal networks to gearing our police and military forces towards 21st century conflicts or building new global partnership to reflect a changed world.
Mr Domecq will focus on the topic of future foreign military engagement.
How does it work?
The 2016 Security Jam is organised around six topics, running in parallel for 77 straight hours on April 25-28, 2016. In writing only, participants develop solutions at the strategic, tactical and operational levels of the various issues at hand.
The Jam is held on a state of the art platform with powerful data mining tools and statistics. Senior think-tank experts moderate discussions and guide Jammers towards recommendations.
Jammers can take part in discussions from as little as 15 minutes to as much as 77 hours. All contributions are in writing, and the Jam can be accessed using any device - computer, laptop, smartphone - from anywhere in the world.
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