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2022 Central Asia 101 Congressional Briefing Series

Our inaugural Central Asia 101 Congressional Briefing Series begins this October.

To build understanding about the US-Central Asia relationship, the US-Asia Institute is hosting a Central Asia 101 Briefing Series on Monday, October 24, 2022 from 3:00-4:00pm. All sessions of the Central Asia 101 Briefing Series will be open exclusively to Congressional staff and held virtually via Zoom.

Attend 2 of the 4 briefings and receive a Professional Development Certificate in recognition of participation in the series.

Sessions will be held via Zoom Webinar.

Earlier Event: September 22
Hong Kong, Taiwan, and US-China Relations: A Perspective from the Region
Later Event: October 27
Southeast Asia in Focus - The Impact of Climate Change on Diplomacy, Food Security, and the Environment

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