Anatoly Safonov, Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation (left) and EWI President and CEO John Edwin Mroz. Photo by Philippe Veldeman

Our Programs

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Russia

EWI has been rebuilding strategic trust between Russia and the United States since the end of the Cold War, seeking to broaden the scope of cooperation between the two former rivals.

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China

Since 2006, EWI has engaged with China’s political, military and academic leaders, facilitating highly productive official and semi-official dialogues between China, the United States and other key powers.

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United States

EWI's U.S. Global Engagement program is dedicated to better understanding U.S. priorities, foreign policy debates, and engaging policymakers. In particular, it focuses on trust-building in key bilateral relationships.

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Regional Security in Southwest Asia

EWI’s Regional Security Initiative, now focused on Southwest Asia, aims to defuse tensions and build trust in the world’s most volatile neighborhoods by fostering economic stability, encouraging cross-border cooperation, and preparing a new generation of leaders. The Parliamentarians Network for Conflict Prevention is one of its most effective tools.

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Economic Security

 

The Economic Security Initiative, launched in fall 2011, focuses on increasing resilience and response capabilities in regions threatened by water, food and energy scarcity. This program works with global investors to address dilemmas of growth and sustainability, and also focuses on the security of the digital economy.

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Worldwide Cybersecurity Initiative

Launched in 2009, EWI ‘s Worldwide Cybersecurity Initiative brings together corporate and government partners, as well as experts from a broad range of countries, to devise breakthrough solutions aimed at protecting the global digital infrastructure.

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Weapons of Mass Destruction

EWI works to help countries surmount the political obstacles to reducing the size of their nuclear arsenals. This program seeks to build trust among key states by mobilizing international political will around practical actions.

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