Thursday, May 22, 2025

THE STRAIT:
A Middle East Forum War Game

Optional War Games Simulation May 22 - $250

We are pleased to invite you to THE STRAIT, a one-day war game simulation hosted by the Middle East Forum on May 22, 2025. This immersive event places you in the heart of a hypothetical crisis in the Strait of Hormuz—one of the world’s most strategically vital maritime chokepoints.

Why Attend? Realistic Scenario: Confront cyber threats, naval standoffs, and diplomatic showdowns in a setting that reflects modern-day regional tensions.Expert Leadership: MEF staff, backed by a team of regional and security specialists, will guide you through this high-stakes exercise.Hands-On Experience: Hone your crisis management, negotiation, and decision-making skills in real time.Networking: Engage with policymakers, analysts, and thought leaders who share a passion for Middle East affairs and global security.

What to Expect: Confidential Briefings: Before the event, you’ll receive exclusive background materials outlining the forces at play—from Iran’s growing asymmetric capabilities to Saudi Arabia’s advanced military power.Interactive War Game: Take on the role of a key actor—whether it’s a regional state, a global superpower, or a critical stakeholder—and decide how to respond as tensions mount.Strategic Outcomes: The simulation’s outcome rests on your decisions.

Will you negotiate a peaceful settlement, or spark a conflict with global repercussions?Don’t miss your chance to experience THE STRAIT—a compelling and educational event that will challenge your strategic thinking and expose you to the complexities of 21st-century geopolitical crises. We look forward to your participation in this exciting simulation!

To register for the 2025 policy conference, ‘Statecraft Reimagined,’ and admission to ‘THE STRAIT’ war game simulation, click here.

If you have already registered for the 2025 policy conference and would like to purchase admission to ‘THE STRAIT’ on Wednesday, May 22 as an add-on, please register using the form on this page.

(Space is limited, breakfast and lunch included).

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