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Foreign Policy Fellowship Program Staff Delegation Trips
The Wilson Center's Office of Congressional Relations has hosted several trips to locations around the world in order for Congressional staff to learn about the U.S. relationship with various countries and critical foreign policy matters. See highlights below from past trips over the years.
Canada & Iceland
As travel re-opened in 2022, the Congressional Relations Team invited 10 FPFP Alumni to learn about energy, trade, sustainability, and U.S. Arctic policy in several locations around Quebec, Canada, and attend the Arctic Circle Assembly in Reykjavik, Iceland.

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Mexico
Before the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, the Wilson Center's Office of Congressional Relations led a Congressional Staff Delegation to Mexico to examine the U.S.-Mexico trade partnership (specifically the USMCA), border security, and immigration.
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Sweden & Russia
In 2019, the Wilson Center's Office of Congressional Relations led a Congressional Staff Delegation to Sweden and Russia focused on the countries' relationship to the Arctic, geopolitical issues, democracy, and several other areas of key importance for U.S. foreign policy for Russia and Europe.

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Colombia
In the summer of 2019, the Wilson Center's Office of Congressional Relations hosted a Congressional Staff Delegation to Colombia, to understand the U.S.-Colombia relationship, the Venezuelan refugee crisis, and several other issues.
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For more information on our trips, please contact Jorden Jones, Program Associate for Congressional Relations, at jorden.jones@wilsoncenter.org.