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Event Recap
The Atlantic Council’s Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center hosted on March 25, 2021, an #ACFrontPage conversation on the future of US-Colombia relations.
A new government in the United States provides an opportunity to strengthen US-Colombia cooperation on many fronts. The live conversation focused on the progress that has been made on key bilateral objectives in the past year, highlighting the strategic importance of strong US-Colombia relations. It also explored how the US and Colombia can continue to work together to address global challenges, including the world drug problem, the Colombian Peace implementation process, citizen security, human rights, the Venezuelan migration crisis, and COVID-19 recovery.
This live event* is part of the Atlantic Council Front Page event series, our premier ideas platform spotlighting global leaders who are championing constructive solutions to global challenges.
An #ACFrontPage Event
Atlantic Council Front Page is our premier live ideas platform for global leaders to discuss the defining challenges of our time. #ACFrontPage is a high-level event series featuring top newsmakers across multiple digital platforms. #ACFrontPage harnesses the convening power and expertise of the Council’s programs and centers to spotlight the world’s most prominent leaders and the most compelling ideas across sectors and to engage new audiences eager for nonpartisan and constructive solutions to current global challenges.
*This event is sponsored by IHS Towers.
Featuring

President Iván Duque
President of the Republic of Colombia

Hon. Roy Blunt
United States Senator (R-MO)

Hon. Ben Cardin
United States Senator (D-MD)
Moderated by

Marie Arana
Author; Journalist; Literary Director
Library of Congress

The Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center broadens understanding of regional transformations and delivers constructive, results-oriented solutions to inform how the public and private sectors can advance hemispheric prosperity.
On Twitter? Following the conversation at @AtlanticCouncil and @ACLatAm and use #ACFrontPage