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Moderator, Dr. Curtis Sandberg, with Dana Al Marashi, Head of Heritage and Social Affairs Department at the UAE Embassy.

From Anime to Expo Milano: Meridian Hosts a Dynamic Discussion on Cultural Diplomacy

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“Foreign Ministry and Private Sector Approaches to Tech Diplomacy” A Transcript from the 2022 Meridian Summit

Posted under: Center for Diplomatic Engagement By Danielle Najjar / November 14, 2022

The following is a transcription of the panel, “Foreign Ministry and Private Sector Approaches to Tech Diplomacy” from the 2022 Meridian Global Leadership Summit.  Speakers: Her Excellency Dame Karen Pierce, Ambassador of the United Kingdom to the United States; Chris Sharrock, Vice President, UN Affairs and International Organizations, Microsoft; and Eugenio Vargas Garcia, Ph.D., Tech Diplomat, Brazil.   Moderator: Bennett Richardson, President, Protocol    Bennett Richardson (BR): We have a fascinating topic today to talk with you all about which I think is really foundational to today’s Summit which is, how technology is transforming diplomacy and how the dedicated craft...

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The Rise of Thematic Diplomacy

Posted under: Center for Diplomatic Engagement By Ambassador Stuart Holliday / October 20, 2021

Diplomacy has changed significantly in the last 20 years, and it is destined for further transformation in the years ahead. This is because today’s global challenges are more transnational in nature, requiring countries to think more broadly about coalition building – and outside the lanes of traditional diplomacy. My father served in the United States foreign service beginning in the late 1950s when the ultimate diplomatic aspiration was to become a political officer. This coveted position was tasked with writing prescient cables predicting geopolitical developments within a particular country – with the goal of positioning the United States to...

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