Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Global Diplomatic Forum
The Diplomacy in the 21st century course focused on an interactive participation of the delegates. The course followed latest trends for diplomatic education and aimed to train the next generation of diplomatic leaders to succeed in the 21st Century diplomatic environment. The online course introduced and enhanced participants’ understanding of the main aspects of Diplomacy, thus providing them with competitive edge and necessary foundations to effectively navigate future careers.
2 weeks, 20 hours per week
Younes El-Ghazi
Chief Executive Officer
Global Diplomatic Forum
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Improve career advancement opportunities with up to date skills and knowledge
- Develop an understanding of the framework of modern diplomacy
- Demonstrate an In-depth knowledge of relating diplomacy to the state of global affairs
- Synthesise the process of diplomatic work in its current environment
- Apply the skills of communications and protocol in diplomatic context with leaders
- Identify transferable knowledge and skills necessary to advance in every field
Syllabus
- Introduction to Diplomacy - Principles, Practices and Actors;
- Diplomatic communications and Protocol;
- Diplomatic Legal Framework: Diplomatic and Consular Law;
- The Law of Diplomatic Immunities;
- Skills and Competencies for Diplomacy in this century
- Economic and Trade Diplomacy;
- Smart Diplomacy: Latest trends in Diplomacy;
- Digital Diplomacy and Artificial Intelligence;
- Soft Power and Public Diplomacy;
- Policy development and presentation - Why Diplomacy Still Matters?
Issued on 28th August 2020
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