Master’s Graduation 2008 – University of Malta

Congratulations to the six candidates who graduated with the Master in Contemporary Diplomacy from the University of Malta and Diplo, on Monday, November 24, 2008. The graduation ceremony took place at the Jesuit’s church in Valletta, Malta. The graduates, and their research topics, were: *Patricia Duran Cotrina* (*The European Union and the Latin American and the Caribbean Dialogue: Building a Strong Partnership*); *Shkendije Geci* (*Kosovo’s Final Status Negotiation Process: A Way Out or Cul-de Sac*); *Eleonora Merlicco* (*The Italian Public Administration: Ideas For Innovation*); *Ibrahim Naeem* (*Economic and Commercial Diplomacy in Micro-states: A case study of the Maldives and Mauritius*); *Antonis Sammoutis* (*Bilateral relations between Cyprus and Germany: 1960 – 1968*); and *Ljuben Tevdovski* (*Cultural Diplomacy: An Essential and Creative Component in the Toolkit of Contemporary Diplomacy – Theoretical and Comparative Study with a Special Focus on Macedonia*). We would like to thank the Diplo faculty members who supervised the work of these graduates. Read the Times of Malta article on the graduation ceremony at https://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20081124/local/graduation-ceremonies-start-november-24-2008.234435 Congratulations to the six candidates who graduated with the Master in Contemporary Diplomacy from the University of Malta and Diplo, on Monday, November 24, 2008. The graduation ceremony took place at the Jesuit’s church in Valletta, Malta. The graduates, and their research topics, were: *Patricia Duran Cotrina* (*The European Union and the Latin American and the Caribbean Dialogue: Building a Strong Partnership*); *Shkendije Geci* (*Kosovo’s Final Status Negotiation Process: A Way Out or Cul-de Sac*); *Eleonora Merlicco* (*The Italian Public Administration: Ideas For Innovation*); *Ibrahim Naeem* (*Economic and Commercial Diplomacy in Micro-states: A case study of the Maldives and Mauritius*); *Antonis Sammoutis* (*Bilateral relations between Cyprus and Germany: 1960 – 1968*); and *Ljuben Tevdovski* (*Cultural Diplomacy: An Essential and Creative Component in the Toolkit of Contemporary Diplomacy – Theoretical and Comparative Study with a Special Focus on Macedonia*). We would like to thank the Diplo faculty members who supervised the work of these graduates. Read the Times of Malta article on the graduation ceremony at https://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20081124/local/graduation-ceremonies-start-november-24-2008.234435