Training Workshop in Internet Governance and Diplomacy
Alumni Training and workshops Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsDiploFoundation organized a training workshop on Internet Governance and Diplomacy in cooperation with Regional Cooperation Council and Central European Initiative. Aimed at officials and professionals from Central European countries, the workshop covered various aspects of Internet governance and policymaking at national, regional, and international levels. Twenty participants from seven countries joined the interactive sessions to enhance their understanding and develop diplomatic approaches. Participants were encouraged to join Diplo's community.
[Webinar] Mid-year review of Internet governance developments
Webinars Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe message promotes a webinar reviewing the first half of the year's Internet governance developments, highlighting events like the 43rd meeting and online protests. It encourages participation in analyzing past trends and predicting future ones, citing upcoming conferences. The webinar, hosted by Dr. Jovan Kurbalija, was on June 26th. Registration was required, highlighting the opportunity to engage with ongoing internet governance discussions.
Scenarios Building Seminar: Improving Cooperation in SEE through Developing the e-RCC
Alumni Training and workshops Digital diplomacy EventsA seminar focused on improving cooperation in South Eastern Europe through developing the e-RCC was organized by DiploFoundation, the Central European Initiative, and the Regional Cooperation Council with European Commission support. The project aims to implement eDiplomacy practices, embrace various etools, and establish a digital proceedings ecosystem. This initiative involves teleconferencing, shared databases, social media, and more. The e- concept will be tailored to the specific needs of the members to enhance regional cooperation and advance European integration goals.
[Brussels e-briefings] Can Greece bring Europe to its knees?
Webinars EventsThe text discusses the aftermath of the June 17th elections in Greece and the potential impact on the country's economy, its position in the eurozone, and the broader European Union. It questions the potential for a pro-European government in Athens, the survival of the euro amid crisis, and Europe's credibility. The webinar also addresses the possibility of intervention by Russia and China to rescue Greece financially. The real social situation in Greece is also a topic of discussion, exploring the potential for social chaos.
Rome E-diplomacy Day
Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy EventsSummary: 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 educate diplomats on effective social media usage and connect them with colleagues engaged in e-diplomacy. Registration for the event, tailored for the diplomatic community in Rome, is closed.
Advanced courses in Internet governance 2012
Alumni Courses Interdisciplinary approaches, Critical internet resources, Intellectual property rights, Internet governance and digital policy, Network security, Privacy and data protection EventsStarting on June 11, 2012, advanced courses in Internet governance are offered, encompassing topics like cybersecurity, e-participation, and privacy. These 8-week courses involve virtual classrooms with interactive tools and end with a narrative exam. Participants can study at their own pace within weekly schedules guided by experienced tutors. Successful completion earns a DiploFoundation certificate. Applications are open until May 15, with more details available in the Call for Applications or by contacting ig@diplomacy.edu.
Joint Australian-Egyptian Missions informal roundtable on information and cyber security issues
Panels and conferences Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybernorms EventsJovan Kurbalija of Diplo Foundation addressed an informal roundtable on information and cyber security issues, held jointly by Australian and Egyptian Missions in preparation for a meeting of the Governmental Group of Experts. The roundtable, moderated by Amr Aljowaily and Claire Elias, marked the beginning of a series of meetings for New York delegates of participating States.
[Webinar] The European Commission and Internet governance
Webinars Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe webinar will discuss the European Commission's role and principles in Internet governance with speaker Andrea Glorioso, a European Commission Policy Officer. Topics include cybersecurity, network neutrality, privacy, and data protection. Registration for the event is closed.
Keynote address by Dr Jovan Kurbalija at the 10th Caribbean Ministerial Strategic Seminar (organised by the CTU)
Training and workshops Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija will deliver a keynote address at the 10th Caribbean Ministerial Strategic Seminar, highlighting the importance of the Caribbean's active participation in global discussions on internet governance. The seminar aims to explore ways for the region to engage effectively in international organizations and represent its interests.
Remote Participation – Opportunities and Challenges for Multilateral Diplomacy
Panels and conferences Multilateral diplomacy, Remote participation EventsRemote participation expands global policy-making by incorporating more voices, facilitated by technology. Challenges include integrating remote engagement into multilateral diplomacy effectively. Key issues explored in a panel discussion include balancing in-person and remote participation, legal status of remote attendees, adapting rules for remote engagement, ensuring language interpretation, and developing new diplomatic skills for remote interaction. The panel featured experts from various organizations and emphasized the importance of addressing these issues to enhance inclusivity in global decision-making processes.
