Conferences & events

Events and activities dedicated to transatlantic relations are organized on a regular basis

April 2026 High-level Event: “World Trade and the United States’ Trade Policy Under the Trump Presidency”

March 2026 WEBINAR – THE CURRENT STATE OF TRANSATLANTIC AFFAIRS One Year Into The Trump Presidency

December 2025 MATA Alumni Reunion in Brussels

November 2025 Panel Discussion: Resetting Transatlantic Relations One Year After the US Elections

May 2025 Fire Side Chat: European Parliament’s unit for transatlantic relations and global governance visit at the College

April 2025 Panel Discussion: "The Future of the Transatlantic Digital Economy"

March 2025 Webinar: The Future of Transatlantic Affairs - Experts from The Fletcher School and The College of Europe Reflect on the Transatlantic Relationship

November 2024 Farewell visit of H.E. Mr Mark Gitenstein Ambassador of the United States of America to the European Union 

September 2024 The Transatlantic Partnership in an Election Year: Structural and Situational Challenges

June 2024 Transatlantic Relations in a Year of Decision 

May 2024 Roundtable - Transatlantic Cooperation on Trade and Technology in a Time of Risk: What Now, What Next? 

October 2023 Discussion with US Ambassador to NATO Julianne Smith

September 2023 Meeting with Canadian Ambassador to the EU Ailish Campbell

In June 2023, the US Mission to the EU launched its ‘Ask the Ambassador’ series with MATA students asking US Ambassador to the EU Mark Gitenstein important questions on transatlantic affairs.

May 2023 MATA visits the Council Working Party on Transatlantic Affairs

April 2023 Exchange with former US Ambassador to the EU Anthony L. Gardner.

In April 2023 MATA Fulbright NATO Security Scholar Andrea Cameron invited Constantinos Hadjisavvas from the European Defence Agency to discuss security and climate resilience.

In November 2022, MATA celebrated the launch of the book Chip War by Fletcher’s MATA Academic Director Chris Miller. Guillaume Ragonnaud from the European Parliamentary Research Service commented on the book in view of the EU Chips Act.

In May 2022 MATA celebrated its 5-year anniversary.