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29 April 2010 - 30 April 2010
Baku
Continuing Diplo’s programme of cooperation with the Azerbaijan Diplomatic
Academy, Diplo faculty member Dr Andrei Mikheyev delivered a two-day
workshop on E-Diplomacy for students of Advanced Foreign Service Program at
Baku. Some 29 participants attended the workshop, 16 of them from the
Azerbaijan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the rest from various ministries
(culture, population, agriculture, tourism) and companies of Azerbaijan.
The participants learned about the main trends of the Internet and how they
affect governmental activities (diplomacy in particular), with a special
focus on social media. Workshop participants were introduced to various
online tools they can use to increase the effectiveness of their everyday
work (organizing information, online collaboration, communicating with the
target audiences through websites and other online media). The workshop
included hands-on exercises, discussions and student presentations.
Continuing Diplo’s programme of cooperation with the Azerbaijan Diplomatic
Academy, Diplo faculty member Dr Andrei Mikheyev delivered a two-day
workshop on E-Diplomacy for students of Advanced Foreign Service Program at
Baku. Some 29 participants attended the workshop, 16 of them from the
Azerbaijan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the rest from various ministries
(culture, population, agriculture, tourism) and companies of Azerbaijan.
The participants learned about the main trends of the Internet and how they
affect governmental activities (diplomacy in particular), with a special
focus on social media. Workshop participants were introduced to various
online tools they can use to increase the effectiveness of their everyday
work (organizing information, online collaboration, communicating with the
target audiences through websites and other online media). The workshop
included hands-on exercises, discussions and student presentations.