EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT, WASHINGTON D.C. | People to People Exchanges in US-China Relations — Forgotten Past, Fateful Future
Calling all Pengyous in Washington D.C.!
We are excited to invite you to a Speakers Forum exploring the historical, social, and political backdrop of Sino-American relations as well as the current issues as seen from Washington today. The event is co-organized by Project Pengyou, Johns Hopkins University – SAIS China, and the Committee of 100.
In advance of the upcoming U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogues (S&ED) and High Level Consultation on People to People Exchanges (CPE), Project Pengyou, JHU-SAIS China and the Committee of 100 are co-hosting a speakers forum exploring the evolution of U.S.-China bridge-building since America’s founding. This forum offers insight into both the historical, social, and political backdrop of Sino-American relations as well as the current issues as seen from Washington today. U.S.-China relations are a complex mix of multilateral diplomacy, intensified rivalry, and intertwined economies, making it critical to harness the unprecedented opportunities and challenges involved in people to people exchanges.
Seats are limited and going fast! Register to attend by sending us your name, affiliation and the title of the event to rsvp@projectpengyou.org
Download agenda and speaker bios: http://projectpengyou.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Project-Pengyou-Event-06-21-publicize.pdf
I look forward to attending the discussion on “Forgotten Past, Fateful Future on 6/21. Thank you.