Open World Leadership 

Armenian Parliament Delegation – October 1-8, 2026  - This October, we look forward to welcoming a delegation of Members of Parliament from Armenia through the Open World Leadership Program. During their time in New Hampshire, participants will connect with state and local leaders, community members, and professional counterparts to exchange ideas and learn more about governance, public service, and civic life in the United States. In addition to professional meetings, the delegation will experience New Hampshire’s culture and hospitality through community activities and home stays with local families, creating opportunities for lasting connections beyond the program.

International Visitor Leadership Program

Advancing Digital Connectivity Infrastructure: Undersea Cables October 1-7, 2026 – New Hampshire is pleased to welcome visitors from Australia, Fiji, Palau, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, the Republic of Korea, the Solomon Islands, Timor-Leste, Taiwan, and Vanuatu for a project focused on secure and reliable global digital connectivity. Participants will meet with university researchers, technology and cybersecurity experts, and private industry representatives. Conversations will highlight undersea cable infrastructure, ocean mapping and marine research, interoperability, cybersecurity, infrastructure resilience, and the partnerships that help protect and strengthen digital communications.

Current U.S. Social, Political, and Economic Issues for Young European Leaders II October 28-November 3, 2026 – New Hampshire is pleased to welcome emerging leaders from Belarus, Georgia, Italy, Poland, the Republic of North Macedonia, Slovenia, Spain, and Sweden for a project exploring current political, social, and economic issues in the United States. Participants will meet with government officials, civic and policy leaders, business representatives, journalists, and university students. Conversations will highlight state and local government, civic and political participation, public dialogue, economic and fiscal policy, government transparency, freedom of the press, and shared challenges facing younger generations.

Energy as an Economic Driver II November 5-10, 2026 – New Hampshire is pleased to welcome visitors from Australia, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Türkiye, and Venezuela for a project exploring how energy supports economic growth and competitiveness. Participants will meet with utility and regulatory officials, university researchers, private industry, and energy professionals. Conversations will highlight energy reliability and affordability, infrastructure investment, energy efficiency, public-private partnerships, grid modernization, job retention, and how research and emerging technologies can support business growth and innovation.