19th Parliamentary Intelligence-Security Forum – Opening Remarks
United States Senate
September 6, 2021
Budapest, Hungary
United States Senator, Kevin Cramer began his remarks by stressing how security must be our upmost priority. He then mentioned that cybersecurity is very important. Afterwards, he pointed out that small states have as much potential to develop new technology as superpowers. He specifically referred to his North Dakota’s contribution into innovative technologies. In addition he said that if corporations and universities don’t care (only filling their pockets), then they would be completely disregarding the country’s interest and security.
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In his speech, Hon. Robert Pittenger expressed heartfelt gratitude to Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez for his leadership in bringing together global participants at the forum. He also thanked the…
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Mr. Matt Pottinger emphasized the urgent need for candid and robust international cooperation in addressing the threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). He pointed out that the CCP’s…
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Senator Roger Marshall discussed his background and legislative efforts, focusing on the National Security threats the United States faces. He highlighted the Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act, co-authored with Senator…
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