Security forum hailed as ‘beneficial’ and a ‘unique’ exercise in forming policy

The transcript discusses the open and transparent nature of policy discussions in a country, contrasting it with other nations where such decisions are made by a few officials. It highlights the process of compiling a report based on submissions and transcripts, emphasizing the independence of the academic chair. The conversation also touches on unaddressed issues like Ireland's NATO membership and the importance of public engagement in policy discussions. The aim is to raise awareness and encourage conversations among the public about foreign policy and neutrality.

In what ways does the speaker believe the conversation around neutrality has changed?

What does the speaker suggest about the public's awareness of foreign policy discussions after the forum?