Online conference: The future of (multilateral) diplomacy, 22 October 2020
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Track 2: Practice, protocol, and procedures
Research report (PDF): "The future of (multilateral) diplomacy? Changes in response to COVID-19 and beyond"
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Following a high-level plenary session, ‘The future of (multilateral) diplomacy’ online conference brought together 25 expert speakers for discussions on the following 5 tracks: The future of the UN and multilateralism; Practice, protocol, and procedures; Focus on small and developing countries; Digital diplomacy and diplomacy by video conference; and Diplomatic training for new skills and tools.
Track 2 on practice, protocol, and procedures, brought together Professor Rebecca Adler-Nissen (Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen, Denmark), Ms Dalya Salinas-Perez (Head, Consular Section, Embassy of Mexico to the Kingdom of Norway), Ambassador Amr Aljowaily (Embassy of Egypt in Serbia), and Professor Corneliu Bjola (Associate Professor, Diplomatic Studies, University of Oxford, UK). The discussion was moderated by Dr Katharina Höne (Director of Research, DiploFoundation). The track zoomed in on shifts in diplomatic practice, but also paid attention to the impact of these shifts on procedures and protocol.
The conference was organised by DiploFoundation, the Geneva Internet Platform (GIP), and Diplo’s ConfTech. It was made possible through the support of the Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs and the Swiss government.
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