This event, hosted by Akram Elias, offers an in-depth look into the structure and dynamics of American government, politics, and public diplomacy from an international perspective. Drawing on decades of professional experience, Elias provides clear, accessible insight into how political institutions in the United States function and how they are understood globally.
The lecture addresses key topics such as federalism, separation of powers, the role of the media, U.S. foreign policy, and economics and trade, combining institutional knowledge with real-world examples. Designed as an informative and engaging talk, the event aims to break down complex political systems and encourage a deeper understanding of democratic governance and international political relations.
Akram Elias is the founder and President of Capital Communications Group, Inc., an organization specializing in public diplomacy, cross-cultural communication, and international engagement. He has delivered thousands of briefings and lectures to international delegations from around the world, focusing on American government, culture, and society. Fluent in Arabic and French, Elias brings a cross-cultural and multilingual perspective that enriches discussion and fosters dialogue across geopolitical and cultural contexts.
This lecture provides an opportunity for audiences to engage with contemporary political topics through an experienced and globally informed lens, encouraging informed discussion and exchange beyond national perspectives.
This event will be in English.
