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Summary: The E-diplomacy Day in Rome on June 18, 2012, featured training sessions and a round table discussion on social media's role in modern diplomacy, involving prominent figures in the field. The event aimed to e...
The Second Rome E-diplomacy Day convened diplomats to explore social media tools and strategies. Sessions included discussions on Twitter, Facebook, and Web 2.0, concluding with a round table on social media challenge...
A webinar discussed the reliability of Wikipedia as an information source for diplomats and its potential in public diplomacy. It highlighted the importance of accurate information in diplomacy and the role of Wikiped...
The Egyptian Diplomatic Club and the Italian Embassy in Cairo presented *Through the Diplomatic Looking Glass*, a book by Italian diplomats, discussing the importance of cultural contributions in diplomacy. Dr. Mostaf...
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