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.
Arab Internet Governance Consultations
Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija spoke at the Arab Internet Governance Consultations on capacity development. The event was attended by Arab decision-makers in Internet governance, including ministers, officials, executives, and academics. Dr. Kurbalija's presentation is available for viewing.
Panel on “Diplomacy 2.0”
Panels and conferences Contemporary diplomacy EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija, alongside Ambassadors Kennedy and Kairamo, discussed the Internet's influence on diplomacy during a panel on "Diplomacy 2.0" organized by the Geneva Center for Security Policy, as shown in a photo from the Permanent Mission to the United Nations in Geneva.
[Webinar] Remote participation: from principles to practice
Webinars Remote participation EventsThe webinar discusses the importance of remote participation in global policy events like the ongoing +10 Review Meeting. It emphasizes evolving principles, e-participation models, and the inclusion of diverse voices. Hosts Diplos Virginia (Ginger) Paque and Raquel Gatto, along with experts, highlight remote participation's impact, challenges, and practical applications. A live example from the +10 Review Meeting in Paris is showcased. The webinar recording and discussions on financial aspects, hubs, captioning, and more are available for further engagement. Subscribe for updates on future webinars.
From Clay to Digital Tablets: What can we learn from the Ancient Diplomacy?
EventsThe February webinar will explore diplomacy in the Ancient World, tracing the evolution of communication technologies from clay to digital tablets. This session will delve into the diplomatic practices of various ancient civilizations, offering insights for the future of e-diplomacy. Join Diplomacy and technology in the Ancient World with Jovan Kurbalija on February 22 at 14:00.
[Webinar] From Clay to Digital Tablets What can we learn from the Ancient Diplomacy?
Webinars History of diplomacy and technology EventsThe webinar titled "Diplomacy and technology in the Ancient World" explores communication advancements in ancient societies such as Babylon, Sumeria, and Egypt. It examines the transition from clay to digital tablets and the implications for modern e-diplomacy. Join Jovan Kurbalija on February 22 at 14:00 to delve into this rich diplomatic heritage.
[Webinar] Social Media and Diplomacy – the new normal
Webinars Contemporary diplomacy EventsThe webinar on Social Media and Diplomacy discusses the growing use of online platforms in diplomatic functions. Pete Cranston explores e-diplomacy topics like e-competencies for diplomats, content's role in social media, and organizational capabilities. The webinar was held on February 8th, with registration now closed.
Roundtable on the Corporate Responsibility to Respect Human Rights in ICT
Panels and conferences Human rights, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsDiplo will join the Roundtable discussing guidance on corporate responsibility for human rights in the ICT sector. The European Commission prioritizes this in line with the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. Diplo's expertise in Internet governance and human rights online will contribute to the project led by Shift and ICT associations.
Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy 2013 workshop
Alumni Courses, Training and workshops Contemporary diplomacy EventsThe 2013 workshop for the Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy program in Malta will be held from January 30. Participants worldwide will join the 10-day workshop, featuring sessions on negotiations, diplomatic protocol, e-diplomacy, and more. A new specialization in Internet Governance is introduced in this edition. Following the workshop, participants will continue their studies through online courses and a Master's dissertation.
