ANNOUNCING THE 2022 FUTURE MARITIME WARFARE SYMPOSIUM
“International Rules Based Order in Light of Russian Aggression”
CJOS COE aims to enhance knowledge and raise awareness on important issues in Maritime Security and, by doing so, support and preserve the interests of NATO Allies and partner nations.
The 2022 Future Maritime Warfare Symposium will be held in Norfolk, Virginia, USA over the course of two days, September 27-28, 2022, and will employ a moderated panel format to facilitate discussion.
Hotel Accommodations:
There is a room block reserved at the government rate ($96 USD per night) at the Norfolk Waterside Marriott for your convenience. Reservations must be made by 03 Sep in order to secure a room at the government rate.
Additional details are below:
Event Title: Future Maritime Warfare Symposium
Start Date: Monday, September 26, 2022 (Conference start date is 27 Sep)
End Date: Thursday, September 29, 2022 (Conference end date is 28 Sep)
Last Day to Book: Saturday, September 3, 2022
Hotel(s) offering your special group rate:
•Norfolk Waterside Marriott for 96 USD per night
Book your group rate for the Future Maritime Warfare Symposium
We are looking forward very much to seeing everyone in Norfolk on 27 and 28 September for an enlightening exchange of knowledge and ideas!
Required clearance information:
| FULL NAME (required) | COMPANY (required) | POSITION (required) | NATIONALITY (required) | DATE OF BIRTH (required) |
| CLEARANCE (required) | PLACE OF BIRTH (required) | NATO ACCESS (required) | PASSPORT ID (required) |
Please continue to view this page for further agenda updates and various symposium logistics as we get closer to the event date.
FMWS 2022 Agenda – Updated 19 Sep
Last updated: 23 September 2022
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