Washington, D.C. – On Monday, January 27th, 2020 – New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs held a discussion panel at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies entitled, “Betrayed by an Ally: U.S. National Security Interests in the Middle East.” The discussion revolved around terrorism in the Middle East with special focus on […]
WASHINGTON, DC – On Monday, December 2nd at 1:00pm at The National Press Club, the New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) conducted a discussion panel on the recent uprising in Lebanon, its implications for the region, and the U.S. policy moving forward. The panel was moderated by Steven M. Schneebaum (Interim Director of […]
New York Center For Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) is holding a discussion on the Lebanon uprising, implications for the region, and U.S. Foreign Policy moving forward. Event hosted by the National Press Club. Moderated By:Steven M. Schneebaum – Principal of Steven M. Schneebaum, Interim Director, International Law and Organizations Program, Johns Hopkins SAIS Including Expert Speakers:Marwa […]
On September 9th, 2019, the New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs held a briefing on East Africa (political and developmental issues with a focus on women in East Africa). The briefing was held at Johns Hopkins University and featured two speakers: Saskia Brechenmacher from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and Maya Garner from […]
This briefing will focus on women’s political participation and developmental growth and issues concerning women in East Africa and surrounding areas. Rachel will discuss recent USG legislation in this area, the Women’s Entrepreneurship and Economic Empowerment Act of 2018 and the Women’s Development and Prosperity Initiative. Saskia will focus on women’s political participation in the […]
A workshop organized by the New York Center For Foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA) was held in Miami, Florida, to discuss United States foreign Policy in the Middle East, particularly on Iran. The meeting discussed the sanctions imposed on the country for the last few years with special focus on Trump era. The workshop analyzed the […]
View Post While on the partnership trip in Madagascar, New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs was invited to speak at a forum at Save Give and Invest in Madagascar. Several other NGO’s from the Washington D.C. area were also there to share their expertise. The forum focused on women’s entrepreneurship and political participation. NYCYFPA […]
On Tuesday, July 23rd, 2019, the New York Center for Foreign Policy Affairs sponsored its first briefing on the Hill! The briefing was sponsored by Representative Scott Perry from Pennsylvania’s 10th Congressional District. Several other Congressional Staff attended from a variety of offices, such as Maxine Waters and Stacey Plaskett, for instance. The event focused […]
Madagascar became an independent nation in 1960, since then, the country has struggled to find its footing to develop in the right way. The island’s government and economy has been historically fragile. Therefore, poverty rates have been relatively high. In 2017, more than three out of every four citizens of the country lived on less […]