Diplo enhances global diplomacy by training officials, building capacity in emerging tech, and promoting digital tools for inclusive governance and policymaking.
Knowledge Hub
Discover our Knowledge Hub, your go-to insights for understanding digital and diplomacy, offering research and analysis on digital policy, cybersecurity, AI, and emerging technologies’ impact on diplomatic practice and training.
Diplo Academy
Advance your diplomatic, digital policy, and global governance skills, gain practical expertise and learn from leading experts.
Resources
Access a library of books, reports, and policy briefs on digital policy, science diplomacy, negotiation, and test our AI tools.
Topics
Explore essential readings, glossary, and case studies to deepen your understanding of crucial diplomatic topics.
Diplo Academy Courses
Upskill your diplomatic toolkit with our online courses and workshops! Master the art of diplomacy and digital policy through interactive learning and expert guidance.
Decoding Disinformation Executive Course: Fostering Good Practices and Cooperation
3 February 2025
Public Diplomacy online course
17 February 2025
Multilateral Diplomacy online course
17 February 2025
Humanitarian Diplomacy online diploma course
17 February 2025
Advanced Diploma in Internet Governance
17 February 2025
Diplo AI Campus
Throughout 2025
About Us
We promote inclusivity, equality, and fairness in digital governance through diplomatic training and innovative use of technology. Our research reinforces global discussions via reports, events, and AI tools. With alumni from 208 countries, we prioritise peace and enhancing diplomacy’s role in the digital era.
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Blogs
Stay at the cutting edge of digital diplomatic practices by reading our blogs, where we reflect on, analyse, and navigate the complexities of today’s world.
An indiscreet view on the budget of multilateralism | Part 2: What about the General Assembly?
While the General Assembly is the most democratic organ of the United Nations, the budget of the UN General Assembly reveals a stark contrast—just 16 Member States finance over 80 per cent of its re[...]
DeepSeek: Some trade-related aspects of the breakthroughÂ
DeepSeek's release of a cost-effective large language model has sparked discussions about trade and technology access. This innovation showcases how export controls, like those imposed by the US, can [...]
Why did the 21st century start on 20 January 2025?
The 21st century is considered to have started on 20 January 2025, marked by two significant events: Donald Trump's return to power and the launch of DeepSeek, a transformative open-source AI. Trump's[...]
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10th Geneva Engage Awards
Events
Join our online and in-person events, engage with experts, and deepen your understanding of critical global issues.
Projects
We work on strengthening global cooperation and inclusivity through training, research, and dialogue, addressing the challenges and opportunities of digitalisation in diplomacy.
What is diplomacy?
Diplomacy is a practice enabling negotiations between nations’ representatives and international entities. It focuses on effective communication, compromise, and relationship-building to achieve goals and peacefully resolve disputes.
Want to understand the art of diplomacy? Explore core concepts and discover how diplomacy is evolving in the digital age.
Testimonials
The community of our alumni, faculty, and friends makes an impact on diplomacy, technology, and policy worldwide. Here are their views on Diplo.
Diplo’s variety of online courses related to diplomatic activity, the high quality of its tutors and experts, and its commitment to technology and education have led to an increasingly fruitful relationship between our institutions.
Diplo’s Malta summit facilitated an important discussion on the Global Digital Compact, which is a priority for us in the context of the Summit of the Future in 2024 in New York.
Diplo has the power to convince different stakeholders to hash out critical issues to the digital agenda.
Thanks to Diplo, we are now able to go over the contours of all the main ideas on digital diplomacy and cybersecurity.
Diplo puts AI policy in the context of more extensive diplomatic discussions enabling the exchange of different views.
Diplo supports small island developing states by leveraging technological tools to assist our diplomats navigate the digital environment and see the opportunities that the new technologies afford.
While celebrating the 20th anniversary of Diplo, we also need to take stock of the research that has been done by this organisation on diplomacy and all things digital.
Diplo supports civil society in enhancing cybersecurity and all issues related to information and communications technology.
Diplomats must have a long and broad conversation with other stakeholders who are also participating in digital-related discussions. Diplo puts together the setting to talk about those relevant issues.
Diplo facilitates insightful debates that are also applicable to the UN framework.
Very few organisations worldwide will be able to gather such a diverse group of people to discuss some of the most pressing issues of our time regarding digital policy.
My view as an outsider to the world of Diplo and also diplomacy is the unbelievable wealth of knowledge and personality, a testament to the organisation for gathering diverse stakeholders around digital issues, and having such interesting and sometimes surprising views.