A. Washington, D.C. B. New York City C. Warsaw D. Berlin
NATO’s 75th Anniversary: Washington, D.C. Selected as Host City for 2024 Summit
- The United States will host a NATO Summit in Washington DC on 9–10–11 July 2024.
- The meetings will be chaired by the NATO Secretary General, and will take place at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, 801 Allen Y. Lew Place NW, Washington, DC 20001, United States.
- An International Media Centre (IMC) will be located on site and will be open 24 hours from 0900 on 9 July for accredited media to allow coverage of official Summit events, including the NATO Public Forum.
- All updates will be posted on the NATO website: www.nato.int. Updates will also be posted on twitter @NATOPress and @NATO.
There’s great anticipation surrounding the upcoming NATO Summit of 2024, a significant event marking the alliance’s 75th year. As customary, this gathering will occur in a NATO member nation under the leadership of the NATO Secretary General. Following the notable 2023 summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, attention now turns to the next milestone in July 2024. In a decision of utmost importance, Washington, D.C. has been chosen as the host city. This selection holds profound significance given NATO’s milestone anniversary. The gathering of global leaders in the United States’ capital underscores the alliance’s commitment to addressing pressing global challenges and reinforcing transatlantic relations. Stay tuned as preparations unfold for this historic occasion in Washington, D.C., during the NATO Summit of 2024.
A bold agenda for the 2024 NATO summit in Washington
In partnership with the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center, the Kyiv Security Forum hosts a special event presenting the Atlantic Council’s new “Memo to the president.”
In advance of the next NATO Summit in Washington in 2024, a new Atlantic Council “Memo to the President,” co-signed by more than 40 national security leaders, presents an array of measures that NATO can implement to help Ukraine win its war against Russian aggression, to guarantee Ukraine’s long-term stability, and to fortify Europe against further Kremlin aggression that directly jeopardizes the interests of the United States and its allies. In partnership with the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center, the Kyiv Security Forum hosts a special event discussing the Atlantic Council’s new “Memo to the president” and how NATO can set a clear path for Ukraine’s membership.
