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EXPLORING LEADING-EDGE DEVELOPMENTS IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS

ABOUT US

The Dallas Committee on Foreign Relations (DCFR) is an independent, nonprofit, nonpartisan membership organization focused on exploring leading-edge developments in global affairs.

 

Through our members and programs, we promote greater knowledge of global affairs and a better understanding of the people, policies and events impacting present and future decisions.

Nonpartisan Member Community Supporting DFW's Leaders in Foreign Affairs and Global Business and Economics.

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"Now, more than ever, business and thought leaders here in DFW who are engaged internationally should join forces with the DCFR. It serves as an intimate forum not for set speeches but for meaningful conversations and exchanges with our carefully chosen membership."

Richard W. Fisher,

Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

What Do

People Say

About Us

Past Programs

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FBI on Cyber Security

James Morrison

 Computer Scientist with the

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Cuba: Lies, Myths and Misunderstandings 

Ambassador

Vicki J. Huddleston (Ret.) 

Hong Kong and U.S.

Interests in Asia

Kurt W. Tong Consul General to

Hong Kong and Macau 

When it comes to China, remember the Alamo

Dallas, it’s time to lead on global policy

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At the same time Beijing exploits the NBA’s profit motive, it underestimates Texans’ love of our freedoms.

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-Patrick Jenevein

We’ve built the infrastructure to offer thought leadership few other U.S. cities can.

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-Richard W. Fisher

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Why Choose DCFR

As the largest operating council under the Committee on Foreign Relations umbrella, DCFR has access to recognized speakers and thinkers on timely global issues and events.

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