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E-Diplomacy Conference

The text discusses the impact of e-diplomacy on policy and international relations. It highlights how the Internet, through tools like social networking, has revolutionized communication in diplomacy, allowing for global influence and direct interactions. The International Conference on E-diplomacy provided a platform to explore these developments and their practical applications.
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International Forum on Diplomatic Training

Over 80 participants from 52 countries convened in Malta for the 38th Meeting of Deans and Directors of Diplomatic Academies at the International Forum on Diplomatic Training. Established in 1972, this Forum serves as a platform for Deans and Directors to engage in discussions regarding modern diplomacy and trends in diplomatic education. The event was organized by DiploFoundation, Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Malta.
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Fifth Internet Governance Forum

DiploFoundation contributed actively to the Fifth Internet Governance Forum in Vilnius, Lithuania in 2010. The event saw significant remote participation and discussions on various topics, including net neutrality. The presence of DiploFoundation members, along with engaging workshops and panels, led to valuable insights and debates that extended beyond the event itself. Visit www.igf2010.diplointernetgovernance.org for more details.
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E-Diplomacy Conference (3-4 June 2010)

The E-Diplomacy Conference in Malta in June 2010, organized by DiploFoundation, highlighted the growing impact of the internet on global policy and diplomacy. Utilizing online tools like social media has transformed the way international relations are conducted, empowering individuals and organizations globally. The conference aimed to explore practical applications of e-diplomacy, bringing together experts and practitioners in the field. Preceding events in key diplomatic hubs aimed to educate diplomats on leveraging e-tools. Participants included diplomats, international officials, journalists, and academics. This conference reflected on the evolution of e-diplomacy and its future implications.
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Vienna Launch of E-diplomacy Initiative

The Vienna launch of the E-diplomacy Initiative by DiploFoundation featured speeches highlighting historical dilemmas, insights on Malta's internet development, and discussions on e-tools in diplomacy. Participants explored information aggregation, remote participation tools, and the impact of e-communication on language. The event emphasized the importance of addressing security, privacy, and confidentiality concerns. Join the conversation on new e-tools and stay engaged in the evolving dialogue on language and technology in diplomacy. Visit the Ministry of Public Affairs, Malta for more details and event photos.
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Geneva Launch of E-diplomacy Initiative

The DiploFoundation E-diplomacy Initiative was launched in Geneva with over 60 diplomats and participants. Dr. Jovan Kurbalija highlighted the shift from traditional to digital communication. Discussions emphasized the importance of remote participation alongside physical meetings to enhance inclusion. Examples of online tools like ch@world were showcased. E-participation was noted to transform physical meetings towards increased interaction. The event also featured reflections on e-diplomacy's impact on confidentiality and how e-tools are utilized by Switzerland. Overall, the initiative aims to foster interactive and inclusive diplomatic practices.
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New York Launch of E-diplomacy Initiative

The E-diplomacy Initiative was launched in New York at the United Nations Headquarters with participation from over 70 diplomats and officials. The event featured keynote addresses by various stakeholders emphasizing the significance of e-governance and e-diplomacy. Presentations included insights on e-diplomats' work, IT projects' relevance, and the Swiss diplomacy's Intranet system. To learn more, visit the Maltese Ministry of Foreign Affairs website or review event photos and Twitter updates.