Trusted ICT Infrastructure: Strengthening Economic Security by Partnering with Trusted Vendors June 2-5, 2026 - New Hampshire is excited to welcome visitors from Kazakhstan for a project focused on trusted technology systems, cybersecurity, and digital infrastructure. During their time in the state, participants will meet with government, business, and technology leaders to explore how communities protect digital systems, strengthen cybersecurity readiness, and support reliable technology services. Conversations will highlight public-private partnerships, broadband development, cyber preparedness, and approaches that support a secure and innovative digital economy.

Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management June 10-13, 2026 - New Hampshire is pleased to welcome visitors from Ukraine for a project focused on disaster preparedness, emergency response, and community resilience. Participants will meet with state agencies, nonprofit organizations, and emergency management professionals to explore how communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from major disruptions. Conversations will highlight coordination between government and community partners, emergency planning, public health readiness, disaster response strategies, and long-term recovery efforts that support stronger and more resilient communities.

Freedom 250: The U.S. Constitution's Enduring Global Legacy July 1-7, 2026  - We are fortunate to welcome two Freedom 250 programs to New Hampshire during this historic Fourth of July celebration. This group will bring visitors from Bosnia & Herzegovina, Georgia, Hong Kong S.A.R., Lebanon, Romania, and Tanzania to explore the enduring legacy of the U.S. Constitution and the principles that have guided the nation for nearly 250 years. Participants will examine how constitutional ideas are reflected through state and local government, civic education, the legal system, and the balance of rights and responsibilities. Through professional meetings and community experiences, visitors will explore topics such as federalism, separation of powers, public participation, and how America’s founding principles continue to influence civic life today.

Freedom 250: U.S. State and Local Government July 1-7, 2026  - As part of our Freedom 250 programming, we are excited to welcome a second group of international visitors to New Hampshire during the Fourth of July holiday. Participants from Guatemala, Guyana, Kenya, Mexico, South Africa, and Trinidad & Tobago will explore how state and local governments operate within the U.S. federal system. Meetings will highlight how elected officials, government agencies, schools, and community partners work together to deliver services, respond to local needs, and engage citizens in decision-making. Throughout their visit, participants will examine New Hampshire’s unique approach to accessible government while also experiencing community traditions connected to America’s 250th anniversary.

Legislative Caucuses and Bipartisan Cooperation July 28th - August 1, 2026 - We look forward to welcoming parliamentarians from Pakistan for a program focused on legislative leadership, collaboration, and effective policymaking. While in New Hampshire, participants will explore how elected officials work across different perspectives to build coalitions, communicate with constituents, and advance policy priorities. Meetings will highlight the role of legislative groups, public engagement, negotiation, and consensus-building within the U.S. government system.

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.