For dealing with china. This is 45 minutes. Okay everyone. My name is glenn howard im the president of Jamestown Foundation we are deleted to have the ninth annual conference the assistant secretary. The position in january 28, 2018 if you dont know anything about john jamestown we are nonprofit that specializes in your eurasia with terrorism and we appreciate the people to miss will be broadcast on cspan. And the critical parts of this is that the comments are on the record he appeared last year at the jamestown ei sfoundation with a security conference that is off the record at the time so we keep progressing and to give more attention to these issues. So when the China Community a robust voice and 2008 and has been very active in this region for quite a long time in quite a distinguished career before the Armitage International different areas. And with those security trendlines. With the deputys secretary of state responsible of china mongolia and the pacific islands. One of the th
My name is glenn howard, i am the president of Jamestown Foundation and we are delighted to have at our ninth annual china events and security conference the honorable Randall Schreiber who is assistant secretary of defense for security affairs. Mr. Schreiber, the point of this position and generally eighth 2018. For those of you who do not know anything about jamestown, or a Nonprofit Foundation in washington that specializes with terrorism and also deals a lot with china and we appreciate the people of this program will be broadcast on cspan. Were very excited about getting the visibility throughout the United States and that critical point of the speech, Randall Schreiber speech he appeared last, and they were off the record at the time. This year we keep progressing and how we advance was secretary schreiber and we are trying to get more attention to this issue. Let me say, a couple words about randy. He has long been known in the China Community is a robust voice on china. In 2008
A Nonprofit Foundation in washington that deals and specializes in eurasia with terrorism and deal a lot with china. And we appreciate the people, this program or discussion today is going to be broadcast on cspan. Were very excited about getting the visibility throughout the United States and the critical importance of this speech is that randall schrivers speech today, comments are on the record. He appeared last year at the Jamestown Foundation China Defense and security conference. His comments were off the record at the time. So this year we keep progressing in how were advancing with secretary schriver and were trying to get more attention to this issue. But let me first of all say that a couple words about randy. He is has long been known in the China Community as a robust choice on china, leading strategic thinker on china. In 2008 he cofounded the project 2049 with mark stokes. Hes been very active in this region for quite a long time and has a wide and distinguished career st
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