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“Faith, Freedom, and Friendship” – Celebrating 20 Years of Romania’s NATO Membership

Dr. Paul de Souza and Dr. Christine de Souza





🇷🇴🇺🇸”Faith, Freedom, and Friendship” – Celebrating 20 Years of Romania’s NATO Membership! The event was more than a commemoration; it was a powerful affirmation of Romania’s dedication to democracy, peace, and stability. Romania’s accession to NATO two decades ago was a defining step that strengthened the alliance and solidified our collective defense and strategic partnerships. Dr. Christine de Souza and I were impressed by the fantastic music and inspirational words! 

🇷🇴That evening was a mixture of reflection and celebration, filled with splendid music within the walls of the historic Mellon Auditorium, a place that resonates with historical significance. I congratulate Romania for its two decades of NATO membership and applaud the efforts of those who have worked diligently to reinforce the ties between our nations.

I would like to give a very special thanks to Ovidiu-Adrian Tudorache, Ambassador of Romania to the US Andrei Muraru, Nato Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoana, and our CSFI Senior Fellows from Romania, Silvia USCOV and Madalin Dumitru 🛡️🎖️. I would also like to recognize Daria-Romana Pop and Justina-Alexandra SavaCyber Security Forum Initiative#CSFI – Honoring this special anniversary was a call to reaffirm our dedication to the values that bind us and to look to the future with optimism for a continued partnership and collective success.🎖️

#Romania #NATO #InternationalRelations #Peace #Security #Alliance#Democracy #TransatlanticPartnership #cybersecurity

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Bio

Dr. Paul de Souza is the founder of the Cyber Security Forum Initiative (CSFI). Dr. de Souza has over 20 years of cybersecurity experience. He is faculty at George Washington University and has worked as the Chief Security Engineer for AT&T, where he designed and approved secure networks for MSS (Managed Security Services). Dr. de Souza also worked as a security engineer for Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) and U.S. Robotics. He has consulted for several governments, military organizations, and private institutions across the globe. He served as a Federal Director of Training and Education for Norman Data Defense Systems.

Dr. de Souza serves as a CENTRIC (Centre of Excellence in Terrorism, Resilience, Intelligence & Organized Crime Research) Visiting Researcher at Sheffield Hallam University, U.K., and as a Guest Lecturer at the Swedish Defence University (SEDU) Försvarshögskolanand; former Institute of World Politics Board of Advisors for the Cyber Intelligence Initiative (Ci2) in Washington, D.C.; and served as an Advisor for the MCPA (Military Cyber Professionals Association). He is a Cyber SME NATO Instructor and an Order of Thor Medal recipient.

He is a Negev Hi-Tech Faculty Startup Accelerator Advisor for Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel, and an Advisory Board member at IntellCorp (Lisbon, Portugal – Counter-Terrorism/Counter-Intelligence/Cyber). He has been a Visiting Research Fellow at the National Security Studies, Tel Aviv University, Israel (INSS) – Cyber Security and Military & Strategic Affairs Programs. He has completed the Executive Program in Counter-Terrorism Studies from the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) Herzliya in Israel. He is also a Cybersecurity Exec Ed alum at Harvard Kennedy School. He serves as an American Public University Ambassador, a Cybersecurity Programs Advisory Board Member at Capitol Technology University, and a Professor of Cyber Threat Intelligence at The University of Georgia, Tbilisi.

Dr. de Souza has a master’s degree in National Security Studies (M.A.) with a concentration in Terrorism from American Military University, West Virginia, and a Ph.D. in Critical Infrastructure from Capitol Technology University, Maryland

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