FPN organizes panel discussion '70 years of the NATO Alliance - Experiences of Hungary and Montenegro'

SARAJevo, (Patria) - The Faculty of Political Sciences – Department of Security and Peace Studies, in cooperation with the Embassy of Hungary in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is organizing a panel discussion titled "70 years of the NATO Alliance – Experiences of Hungary and Montenegro". The panel discussion aims to open a professional and public debate on NATO membership by presenting the twenty-year membership of Hungary, as well as the two-year experience of Montenegro in NATO.

Given Bosnia and Herzegovina's commitment to NATO membership and the current process and challenges of BiH's integration into the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), representatives of the academic community and the non-governmental sector will make a significant contribution to the discussion. The Ambassador of Hungary to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Krisztian Posa, will speak about the twenty-year experience, as well as the political, security, economic, and broader social benefits of NATO membership. The Ambassador of Montenegro, Obrad Mišo Stanišić, will speak about Montenegro's experience in the NATO alliance. Mr. Denis Hadžović, Director of the Center for Security Studies Sarajevo, will also participate in the panel discussion. On behalf of the Faculty of Political Sciences, Dean prof.dr. Sead Turčalo will address the attendees. The moderator of the panel discussion will be prof.dr. Mirza Smajić.