Webcast
Thursday, March 9, 2000
9:00 AM -- 11:30 AM
U.S. Institute of Peace
1200 17th St.
2nd Floor
Washington, D.C.
Assistant
Secretary of State
Karl Inderfurth speaking about the
President's trip to South Asia.
Assistant Secretary of State Karl Inderfurth gave an
overview of the President's upcoming trip to South Asia.
Senator Sam Brownback addressed U.S. interests and
opportunities from a congressional perspective.
The panel discussion focused on:
- U.S. Approaches to Advancing Peace
and Preventing War in South Asia;
- Threats from terrorism;
- Prospects for Indo-Pakistani
cooperation;
- Nuclear and missile
proliferation;
- Kashmir
Speaker:
- Karl F. Inderfurth
Assistant Secretary of State
Bureau of South Asian Affairs
Panel Discussion:
- Frank Wisner, Moderator
Vice Chairman, American International Group - Marshall Bouton
Executive Vice President, The Asia Society - Robert Oakley
National Defense University - Shirin Tahir-Kheli
Director, South Asia Program,
Foreign Policy Institute, SAIS - Ashley Tellis
RAND Corporation
Speaker:
- Sam Brownback
U.S. Senate
Archived Audio
Event
Proceedings
Running Time - 2 hr 35 min • 50M Download*
Archived Video (Available by Speaker)
Opening
Remarks and Sec. Inderfurth's Remarks
Running Time - 26 min • 27M Download*
(Note: Audio Available Only)
Sen.
Brownback's Remarks
Running Time - 18 min • 18M Download*
Mr.
Wisner's Remarks
Running Time - 8 min • 10M Download*
Mr.
Bouton's Remarks
Running Time - 14 min • 17M Download*
Mr.
Oakley's Remarks
Running Time - 12 min • 12M Download*
Mr.
Tahir-Kheli's Remarks
Running Time - 20 min • 20M Download*
Ms.
Tellis' Remarks
Running Time - 13 min • 14M Download*
Q&A
Session
Running Time 23 min • 34M Download*
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