The former head of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, has been appointed as the new co-chair of the Bilderberg Group, a secretive and influential organization that gathers top politicians, business leaders, and intellectuals each year to discuss global issues. Stoltenberg, who has been involved with Bilderberg since 2002, has a strong track record of fostering transatlantic cooperation and will likely use his new role to promote defense investment and strengthen NATO’s ties with the United States.
Stoltenberg’s appointment comes as Bilderberg celebrates its 70th anniversary and marks a shift towards greater transparency, with Stoltenberg having already given a statement to the press about his new role. He will co-chair the group with Marie-Josée Kravis, a veteran of the organization, and will preside over its annual conference in Sweden next year.
The Bilderberg Group has long been a subject of conspiracy theories, but its influence in shaping global events is undeniable. The group has a long history of bringing together top leaders, including former CIA directors, senior military officials, and business tycoons. Its steering committee includes several individuals with ties to the defense industry, including the billionaire Eric Schmidt, who is launching a kamikaze drone company aimed at the Ukrainian market.
Stoltenberg’s appointment is significant because it brings a high-level diplomat to the helm of Bilderberg, someone who is familiar with the workings of NATO and the transatlantic alliance. He will likely use his influence to promote greater cooperation between NATO member states and to strengthen the alliance’s military capabilities.
Despite the group’s reputation for secrecy, Stoltenberg’s appointment may mark a shift towards greater transparency. He has given statements to the press about his new role and has a background in public service, having served as the prime minister of Norway and the secretary general of NATO.
The future of Bilderberg under Stoltenberg’s leadership remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: the group will continue to play a significant role in shaping global events and influencing the decisions of top leaders.
