National Committee on American Foreign Policy
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For international dialogue on security challenges in Northeast Asia
Date
Mar. 05, 2026
Duration
36 months
Description
Rising security challengesacrossNortheast Asia call for continued dialogue between American and Asian experts and policymakersto strengthen global stability.With renewed support,the National Committee on American Foreign Policy’s (NCAFP)Forum on Asia-PacificSecurity(theForum)willcontinuetoengageinfluentialexpertsfromChina, Japan, Korea,Southeast Asia, North Korea, Russia, andthe U.S.in Track1.5/II dialoguesonkey political and security issues.During periods of limited official dialogue, the Forumprovides a trusted platform thatsustainscriticalcommunication channels between the U.S., its allies, and regional stakeholders. The Forum also includes programs for emerging leaders on Cross-Straitsand other relevant regionalissues.
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For international dialogue and outreach on security challenges in Northeast Asia
Date
Mar. 09, 2023
Duration
36 months
Description
The growing salience of Northeast Asia to regional and global security calls for continued dialogue between American and Asian experts and policymakers. The National Committee on American Foreign Policy’s (National Committee) Forum on Asia-Pacific Security (FAPS) has a proven ability to convene high-level dialogues both remotely and in-person with American, Chinese, Japanese, and (until recently) Russian experts, officials, former officials, and scholars, as well as, when circumstances permit, their North Korean counterparts. While never a substitute for official diplomacy, Track II and Track 1.5 (involving officials in their private capacities) convenings have played an important, informal coordinating role between the United States and key actors in Northeast Asia and have kept unofficial channels of communication open when official talks have been constrained or nonexistent. In selecting dialogue participants, the FAPS team incorporates a range of political views, ethnicities, research backgrounds, and levels of policy experience, as well as seeks gender balance. The project also involves private policymaker briefings, public events, and regular written outputs on its findings.
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For international dialogue and outreach on security challenges in Northeast Asia
Date
Mar. 04, 2021
Duration
24 months
Description
The growing salience of Northeast Asia to regional and global security concerns calls for continued dialogue between American and Asian experts and policymakers. The National Committee on American Foreign Policy has a proven ability to convene high-level dialogues with American, South Korean, Chinese, Russian, and Japanese experts, officials, former officials, and scholars, as well as, when circumstances permit, their North Korean counterparts. While never a substitute for official diplomacy, Track II and Track 1.5 (involving officials in their private capacities) convenings have played an important, informal coordinating role between the United States and key actors in Northeast Asia and have kept unofficial channels of communication open between the United States and North Korea, both when official talks have been ongoing and when they have not.
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For international dialogues and outreach on security challenges in Northeast Asia
Date
Mar. 07, 2019
Duration
24 months
Description
The growing salience of Northeast Asia to regional and global security concerns has increased the need for dialogue between American and Asian experts and policymakers. The National Committee on American Foreign Policy (the National Committee) has a proven ability to convene high-level dialogues with American, South Korean, Chinese, and Japanese experts, officials, former officials, and scholars, as well as, when circumstances permit, their North Korean counterparts. While never a substitute for official diplomacy, Track II and Track 1.5 (involving officials) dialogues have played an important role in helping the U.S. coordinate its strategy in Northeast Asia with key allies and partners in the region, and in keeping unofficial channels of communication open with North Korea, both when official talks with the U.S. government are ongoing and when they are not.
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For international dialogues on the challenges posed by North Korea
Date
Mar. 02, 2017
Duration
24 months
Description
The National Committee on American Foreign Policy (the National Committee) is one of the core grantees in the International Peace and Security (IPS) program’s North Korea Track II cluster, with a proven ability to convene high-level dialogue with American experts, officials and former officials; and scholars in the U.S., South Korea, China and Japan, as well as with their North Korean counterparts. While never a substitute for official diplomacy, Track II and Track 1.5 (involving officials) dialogues have played an important role in helping the U.S. coordinate its strategy in Northeast Asia with key allies and partners in the region, and keeping channels of communication open with North Korea, which currently has no diplomatic relations with the United States. With Corporation support, the National Committee’s authoritative network has made an important contribution to the policy process, as current and former officials attest.
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For multilateral engagements on North Korea and Northeast Asia
Date
Mar. 06, 2014
Duration
36 months
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For a multilateral dialogue on North Korea
Date
Mar. 01, 2012
Duration
24 months
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Project Title
Toward a multilateral dialogue on North Korea
Date
Mar. 04, 2010
Duration
24 months
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Toward a multilateral dialogue on North Korea
Date
Mar. 06, 2008
Duration
23 months
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Toward a multilateral dialogue on North Korea
Date
Mar. 02, 2006
Duration
24 months
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Project Title
Toward a multilateral dialogue on North Korea
Date
Feb. 05, 2004
Duration
24 months