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Greg Thielmann

Greg Thielmann

  The Mid-Coast Forum on Foreign Relations recently hosted a talk by Foreign Service Officer and Fellow of the Arms Control Association, Greg Thielmann. His topic was the likely outcome of our ongoing rapprochement with Iran, and his talk was entitled The Iran Nuclear Negotiations: What's a Realistic Outcome?

Greg Thielmann has served more than three decades in the executive and legislative branches of government, specializing in political-military and intelligence issues. Before joining the Arms Control Association (ACA) as a senior fellow in 2009, he worked for four years as a senior professional staffer of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI). He was previously a U.S. Foreign Service Officer for 25 years, last serving as Director of the Strategic, Proliferation and Military Affairs Office in the Department of State’s Bureau of Intelligence and Research. His foreign posts include Deputy Political Counselor of the U.S. Embassy in Brasilia, Brazil; Political-Military Affairs Officer in Moscow, USSR; and Political-Military Affairs Officer in Bonn, Germany. Thielmann also served as Deputy Director of the State Department’s Office of German, Austrian and Swiss Affairs; Special Assistant to Ambassador Paul Nitze (then Special Adviser to the President and Secretary of State on Arms Control Matters); and State Department advisor to the U.S. Delegation at the Geneva INF arms control negotiations.

This talk was recorded January 27, 2014 at Point Lookout in Northport.

Mid-Coast Forum on Foreign Relations

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