Excellence in Diplomacy – Young Leadership Diplomatic Seminar
Alumni Training and workshops Digital diplomacy EventsA training session on e-diplomacy was conducted by Diplo at the 6th Young Leadership Diplomatic Seminar organized by the Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia. Over 40 top students from 15 diplomatic academies globally participated, with Diplo as a guest speaker discussing the Evolution of Diplomacy and Technology, particularly focusing on e-diplomacy challenges.
Online Learning Day
Events, Timeline Panels and conferences Capacity development, Online education EventsThe Online Learning Day held on April 17, 2013, aimed to foster discussion on online learning, focusing on its benefits, trends, and potential for global impact. The event included online sessions and in-person meet-ups, featuring discussions on topics like the effectiveness of massive open online courses, practical online teaching, and the importance of trust in online learning. Providers showcased their programs, emphasizing the relevance of online learning for those in diplomacy, international relations, and global policy. The initiative aimed to highlight advancements, challenges, and opportunities in online education.
E-diplomacy Compact Seminar at College of Europe
Training and workshops Digital diplomacy EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija led a seminar on e-diplomacy at the College of Europe, discussing the Internet's influence on diplomacy and international relations. The seminar analyzed challenges in e-diplomacy using the Towards a Future Internet 2020 study, focusing on emerging topics like Internet governance and cybersecurity. It explored the use of e-tools such as social media in diplomatic activities. The seminar emphasized the policy and practical application of e-diplomacy, highlighting the importance of adapting to a changing global environment.
[Webinar] Essential E-tools for diplomats
Webinars Digital diplomacy, Diplomatic functions and tools EventsA webinar on essential e-tools for diplomats with Mr. Stefano Baldi, a pioneer in e-diplomacy, has concluded. The webinar focused on understanding e-tools, building a fundamental e-toolbox, exploring non-essential but helpful tools in e-diplomacy, and discussing the skills required for modern diplomats. The recording or digest of the webinar is available for further insight.
Persuasion, the essence of diplomacy – a seminar
Training and workshops Persuasion EventsThe seminar "Persuasion, the essence of diplomacy" will explore the importance of persuasion in various aspects of life, including diplomacy. Featuring presentations from experts in the field, the event will cover topics such as social context, media influence, and the role of persuasion in driving social change. Discussions will be followed by a group discussion and reception. Registration is closed for the seminar, which takes place in Geneva on April 3, 2013.
[Webinar] ICANN’s new engagement strategy in the developing world
Webinars Critical internet resources EventsA webinar will discuss ICANN's new engagement strategy in the developing world led by Dr. Tarek Kamel, Senior Advisor to the President. The strategy includes expanding operational hubs, opening new offices in stakeholder-dense areas, and developing regional engagement strategies. Initiatives like workshops aim to engage populations with low participation in Internet governance. Webinar participation was free with registration required.
Diplomacy and technology in Ancient Greece
EventsThe text discusses Twitter diplomacy learning from Ancient Greek diplomacy, emphasizing that transparency and openness may not always be effective for resolving complex issues. Ancient Greek diplomacy was characterized by openness, plenary sessions, early communication innovations, and crypto-protected communication. The webinar will delve into these topics and more, inviting participants to explore Diplomacy and technology in Ancient Greece with Jovan Kurbalija on March 25.
[Webinar] What can Twitter diplomacy learn from Ancient Greek diplomacy?
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsThe webinar discussed Ancient Greek diplomacy, focusing on the role of orators, extra-territoriality principles, innovative communication methods, and crypto-protected communication. The event aimed to explore how Ancient Greek diplomacy, delivered in plenary sessions, was possibly the most open form in history, even including early telegraph-like developments. Jovan Kurbalija led the discussion, showcasing the intersections of diplomacy and technology in Ancient Greece.
5th workshop on Modern Diplomacy for Small States
Alumni Training and workshops Diplomacy of small states EventsThe 5th workshop on Modern Diplomacy for Small States, sponsored by Malta and the Commonwealth, will address diplomatic challenges faced by small states. Experienced diplomats will share insights on dealing with these challenges, with a focus on the needs of small states like Malta. The workshop targets professionals in senior/middle management roles within foreign affairs departments. Funded by the Malta-Commonwealth Third Country Training Programme, it is an opportunity to learn from experts and network. Further details, including the agenda and faculty, can be found on the workshop's website.
[Webinar] Twitter: the fastest-growing tool for diplomats
Webinars Digital diplomacy, Diplomatic functions and tools EventsTwitter has become a prominent communication tool for diplomats globally, offering quick engagement and access to information. The webinar discussed the evolution of Twitter in diplomacy and its benefits for diplomats, focusing on communication, engagement, crisis management, risks, and challenges. Diplomats find Twitter particularly useful for their day-to-day activities. The webinar aimed to explore Twitter's role as a crucial tool in diplomacy.
