BELGRADE – SERBIA
BSC2023
500+ participants / 80+ speakers
20+ panels
11-13 OCTOBER / HOTEL HYATT
Changemakers’ arena
The Belgrade Security Conference (BSC) is the biggest high-level Western Balkan conference on foreign policy and security. By-invitation-only gathering of over 500 globally influential people, regional officials, domestic decision-makers, and opinion-formers. It gathers world leaders, diplomats, representatives of international organisations, think-tankers, journalists, activists, academics, and all the brave thinkers who shape the present to influence a better future.
Photo BSF – Aleksandar Andjic, Nikola Ilic
BSF – Nikola Ilic
Relevant topics
Subjects that matter
The BSC is an environment for more stimulating and engaging discussions on the most relevant topics. The most complex challenges we face today, such as geostrategic challenges, the future of the EU, the fight for democracy, cybersecurity, energy dependency, fighting organised crime, disinformation, malign influences, require brave thinking and honest dialogue, which BSC provides.
Engaging
An innovative platform
Counter the arguments to bring solutions. The panel discussions are designed so that no one is a silent observer but an active participant. The dynamics of the conversation, professional moderation, and engaging model of participation will enable every opinion to be expressed and every question to be answered.
Networking
Creating personal ties
Building a network of contacts will help generate new ideas. This is why the BSC is also a safe space for bilateral and multilateral formal and informal meetings. The conference provides an environment for closed-door discussions and a relaxed atmosphere for chatting over coffee, depending on the participants’ preferences.
BCSP
About the organizer
The Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP) is the leading think tank in the Western Balkans. Its areas of expertise include defence and security, the functioning of democracy and the rule of law, European integration, foreign policy and geopolitical processes, social activism, and human rights.
Over 25 years, BCSP became one of the most influential regional think tanks and a hub for regional and international initiatives. By sticking to the values of human rights and freedoms, democracy, accountability and transparency, integrity and solidarity, the BCSP want to contribute to determining the direction the Western Balkans will take in the future.
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