CPAC (Conservative Political Action Conference) has announced that Serbia will host its first conference in Southeastern Europe. According to the announcement, CPAC Balkans will bring together political leaders, representatives of organizations, and activists from across the region who share a commitment to national sovereignty, faith, family, and free enterprise.
CPAC Chairman Matt Schlapp welcomed the launch of the first Balkan conference in Belgrade, highlighting cooperation between Serbia and the United States. Schlapp said that Aleksandar Vučić was helping strengthen strategic cooperation with America and that his address would be a highlight of the conference.
Energy security will feature prominently in the program. The organizers argue that a stronger energy partnership with the United States and increased American energy exports could help Balkan countries reduce their dependence on other suppliers.
The Belgrade conference will be part of CPAC’s international program, which has included events in Hungary, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, Australia, Israel, and other countries. According to the announcement, additional speakers and details of the program will be released in the coming weeks.
Official information about the organization’s activities is available on the official CPAC website, as well as on its accounts on Instagram, Facebook, and X platform.
Source: CPAC press release, Photo: ChatGPT
