Senior executives graduate from Transnational Security Cooperation Course

Fellows of Transnational Security Cooperation Course 09-1 pose for a group photo outside Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies.

Twenty-two senior leaders graduated from the Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies Senior Executive: Transnational Security Cooperation course Friday.  They are military and civilian leaders representing: Afghanistan, Australia, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Nepal, the Pacific Island Forum, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Timor-Leste, the United States, and Vietnam.

The course is an intensive program for current and future senior regional influencers/leaders; military officers at the one- to four-star level, as well as their civilian equivalents from the Asia-Pacific Region.  Curriculum emphasizes the impact of current and future change in the region, as impacted by regional and global security threats.  Course includes guest speakers, interactive seminar workshop scenarios addressing complicated transnational threats, and discussions with Senior U.S. Pacific Command officials, all intended to share perspectives and further identify cooperative approaches to transnational security issues of common concern.