Combating Environmental Crimes August 12-18, 2026 – New Hampshire is pleased to welcome visitors from Indonesia for a project focused on combating environmental crimes and promoting responsible natural resource management. During their time in the state, participants will meet with university researchers, nonprofit conservation leaders, and private industry representatives to explore how collaboration supports healthy forests and protects natural resources. Conversations will highlight sustainable forestry, research-driven resource management, public-private partnerships, land conservation, and the role of responsible forest stewardship in balancing environmental protection with economic opportunity.

U.S. State and Local Government September 23-26, 2026 – New Hampshire is pleased to welcome visitors from Bolivia, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, and Panama for a project focused on state and local government within the U.S. federal system. During their time in the state, participants will meet with government officials, civic engagement leaders, journalists, and public policy experts to explore how state and local governments deliver public services, promote economic development, and engage citizens in the democratic process. Conversations will highlight New Hampshire's citizen legislature, public-private partnerships, civic participation, government transparency, freedom of the press, and the collaborative relationships that strengthen responsive and accountable governance.

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.