International Conference on Innovation in Diplomacy
Alumni Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy, Diplomatic protocol and etiquette EventsThe International Conference on Innovation in Diplomacy highlighted new trends like e-diplomacy and improvements in traditional diplomatic areas. Experts examined the successes and failures of diplomatic innovation over the past two decades from various global viewpoints, including the U.S., EU, and smaller nations. For further details, visit the Conference webpage.
Geneva E-diplomacy Day
Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy EventsThe Geneva E-diplomacy Day took place to discuss practical ways for international relations professionals and diplomats to utilize e-tools effectively. Topics included whether diplomats should blog, the role of Twitter in communication, managing information overload, and online training for continuous learning. The event featured talks on digital competencies, online learning experiences, challenges in multilateral diplomacy, and technical discussions on e-diplomacy. Participants were also offered individual consultations on e-diplomacy tools. To join the Geneva E-Diplomacy Community and learn more about upcoming events, interested individuals were encouraged to follow a provided link.
Diplo activities during 7th Internet Governance Forum
Panels and conferences EventsDiploFoundation will play an active role at the 7th Internet Governance Forum in Baku, Azerbaijan. They will organize various workshops, engage in social reporting, share the results of a pilot study on Internet diplomacy language, and host a community get-together. Follow them on social media for updates and join discussions on their community platform. If attending the event, visit DiploFoundation's booth at the Village. Stay tuned for further details on their activities during the forum.
IG Capacity Building Programme at CENTR General Assembly
Panels and conferences Capacity development EventsDiplo introduced a capacity building program for Internet governance at the CENTR General Assembly, attended by European ccTLD registries and partners like VeriSign and Afilias. Discussions centered on policy developments within the European Commission, DNS security, and capacity building needs. Diplo proposed launching national and regional capacity building programs to enhance understanding of the Internet's working principles and policy ecosystem.
International Forum on Diplomatic Training – 40th Meeting of Deans and Directors of Diplomatic Academies and Schools of International Affairs
Alumni Panels and conferences Digital diplomacy EventsAt the 40th Meeting of Deans and Directors of Diplomatic Academies and Schools of International Affairs in Baku, Dr. Jovan Kurbalija led a workshop on eDiplomacy Training, focusing on preparing young diplomats for the evolving landscape of international politics influenced by Internet advancements.
Cyber War and Cyber Crime: Session at the Belgrade Security Forum
Panels and conferences Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybercrime, Cybernorms EventsVladimir Radunovic participated in a session at the 2012 Belgrade Security Forum focusing on Cyber War and Cyber Crime governance challenges. The forum aims to enhance security dialogue in the western Balkans and beyond, with a particular emphasis on cyberspace security. The event, held in partnership with the Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces, discussed cybersecurity perspectives, global diplomatic efforts, and stressed the significance of cooperation in governing cyber threats.
Internet governance and eDiplomacy session for African ICT Ministers
Panels and conferences Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsDiploFoundation is set to lead a session on Internet Governance and eDiplomacy during the African Union Conference of Ministers in Sudan. The session aims to address diplomatic issues and challenges related to Internet policies and development, emphasizing African states' participation in global processes and the benefits of utilizing e-tools. Topics will include critical infrastructure, economic models, domain names, local content, and cybersecurity. The session will cover key organizations, diplomatic processes such as the Internet Governance Forum, and effective participation in regional and global initiatives. Ge will also present on Knowledge Societies in Africa.
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.
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.
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.