Stoltenberg became a senior member of the Bilderberg group

According to Isna, on the eve of Donald Trump’s return to the White House for his second term as president, changes are taking place in the leadership of the secret organization “Bilderberg Group”.

Daily Mail published this article and reported: This organization, which consists of political leaders, prominent figures in industries, academic and military elites, has chosen Jens Stoltenberg, the former Secretary General of NATO, as the head of its “Leadership Committee”.

Founded in 1954, Bilderberg has long attracted attention for its clandestine meetings in exclusive hotels and mountain resorts on issues of international relations, economics and security.

The heads of CIA and MI6 were members of this organization. Former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, President Bill Clinton, Microsoft founder Bill Gates, and Prince Charles have been regular members.

Now, Stoltenberg, who participated in the first meeting of Bilderberg in 2002, has been chosen to chair the organization’s leadership committee because of his expertise in transatlantic strategy.

His appointment comes at a time when Trump, whose attacks on NATO have infuriated Europe, is once again looking to take control of affairs in the Oval Office. Trump has categorically said that he will no longer allocate billions of dollars of American taxpayers’ money to other countries‘ wars.

Stoltenberg warned last month that Trump’s campaign rhetoric had raised valid concerns about his commitments to European security.

Every summer, leading figures from the fields of politics, business, academia, economics and defense make a three-day, heavily guarded visit to discuss important global issues that others can only guess at. Critics want to clarify the discussion points of this group to end pessimistic speculations.

Speaking about his new position, Stoltenberg said that Bilderberg, together with the Munich Security Conference, is a good place for cooperation between world leaders in politics, business and academia.

“Charlie Skelton” in a note in the Guardian newspaper about Stoltenberg’s role in this organization said that probably, his strategy will be that “we need to invest more in the defense sector to tell the next (US) government that transoceanic relations are important reserves in this period. And despite the competition between the great powers.

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