University of Buckingham hosts women in security conference
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Oct, 15:32 · Archive
The University of Buckingham held an international conference celebrating women working in intelligence, counter-terrorism, defence and diplomacy.
The University of Buckingham held a special international conference celebrating women's achievements in security and intelligence fields. The event brought together 75 attendees and featured 15 speakers addressing topics including intelligence work, counter-terrorism, defence and diplomacy.
The conference highlighted the contributions of pioneering women professionals in these traditionally male-dominated sectors, providing a platform for networking and knowledge-sharing among delegates from multiple countries.
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- University of Buckingham celebrates pioneering women in security and intelligenceThe University of Buckingham welcomed 75 attendees and 15 speakers to a special international conference celebrating the achievements of women working in intelligence, counter-terrorism, defence and diplomacy.MK Citizen · 27 Oct, 14:57
- University of Buckingham celebrates pioneering women in security and intelligenceThe University of Buckingham welcomed 75 attendees and 15 speakers to a special international conference celebrating the achievements of women working in intelligence, counter-terrorism, defence and diplomacy.Bucks Herald · 27 Oct, 14:56
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