Vice President Kamala Harris is at the Munich Security Conference where she deliver the speech outlining the Biden-Harris Administration’s global leadership agenda and contrasting it with previous approaches.

According to a White House officials, Harris will have the four major themes in her address to the members of international community.

  1. Globally Engaged vs. Isolationist: Harris will highlight the administration’s commitment to international engagement over isolationism.
  2. International Rules and Norms vs. Chaos: Harris will emphasize adherence to global standards versus promoting chaos.
  3. Democratic Values vs. Authoritarianism: Harris will affirm the administration’s stance on promoting democracy over authoritarianism.
  4. Collective Action vs. Unilateralism: Harris will advocate for collaborative efforts over unilateral decision-making.

Recommitment to Global Leadership
The Vice President will denounce isolationism, authoritarianism, and unilateralism as detrimental to America’s strength and safety. She will argue that upholding global leadership enhances American prosperity and security.

Importance of Alliances
Highlighting the significance of alliances, the Vice President will emphasize the benefits of sustained partnerships and the adverse effects of turning away from allies.

Confidence in Public Support
Expressing confidence in the American people’s support, the Vice President will assert that the administration’s approach aligns with the interests and values of the nation.

Policy
The Vice President will elaborate on two policy areas as examples of effective strategy:

  1. Supporting Ukraine: Showcasing global efforts, led by the U.S., in aiding Ukraine’s defense and preserving its democracy.
  2. Ensuring a Strong NATO: Reinforcing the administration’s commitment to NATO and its role in deterring aggression and safeguarding American interests.

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