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Executive Seminar Diplomatic Skills
Executive Seminar Diplomatic Skills
First row (from left to right): Rosangela Mercedes Tavarez (Dominican Republic), Nur Atikah binti Anuar (Malaysia), Wajd Al-Badri (The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan), Adhitiya Chandra Maas (Republic of Indonesia), Brahim Yachouti (Kingdom of Morroco); Second row (from left to right): Elhadj Malick Diouf (Republic of Senegal), Tobias Tunkel (Comissioner for the Near and Middle East and North Africa at the Federal Foreign Office), Tareq Ghazi Ahmed Abdulla (Republic of Yemen), Mia Dorothee Schwartz (Programme Assistant), Bakr Alloush (Syrian Arab Republic), Babaye Kondo (Republic of the Niger), Michael Schultheiß (Head of Diplomacy by Networking), Karen Ira Symonette (The Commonwealth of the Bahamas), Smilla Zierau (Programme Coordinator), Ibaa Nemer Ahmed Abu Layya (Palestine), Ambassador (ret.) Peter Beerwerth, Elizabeth Margaret Stuklis (The Commonwealth of Australia); Third row (from left to right): Salmata Porgo (Burkina Faso), Athuman Kikwete (United Republic of Tanzania), Christian Ţāranu (The Republic of Moldova), Safia Ahmat Ibrahim (Republic of Chad)
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From front left to front right 1st row: Dania Hussein Mahmoud Albtoush, Leah Mukula, Aileem itzel Mejia Jovane, Nathi Kayenge Lubondo, Lala Hikmat, Martin Orphee, Veronica Samuel Ndomba, Ibtissem Medjek, Jorge Enrique Cordoba Currea, Farah Monika, Udani Manamperi Gunawardena; From front left to front right 2nd row: Julian Marcelo Rosenthal, Peterus Balan Sing, Andrea Christ (Head of Diplomacy by Networking), Phan Quynh Giao Nguyen, Emma Lammers (Programme Assistant), Minister of State Tobias Lindner, Mostafa Ahmed Mostafa Safwat, Rodrigo Vazquez Ortega, Abdullahi Daya Saidu, Ambassador (retired) Peter Beerwerth, Steffen Frank ( programme co-ordination), Boikanyo Baebele, Cyril Amartei Brocke, Cecilia Lorena Sanchez Sienra, Jeena Adhikari; Not in the picture: Blanca Mercedes Gomez Velasquez
© Till BuddeThe Executive Seminar on Diplomatic Skills (DS) offers diplomats the opportunity to expand their competence in this field and grapple with global issues.
The three-week course imparts a comprehensive understanding of German foreign policy and global challenges such as EU enlargement, the conflict in Ukraine, the conflict in the Middle East, migration, climate change and the role of the media in diplomacy. Participants have the opportunity to hone their communicative skills through practical training sessions on negotiation and media work.
The programme also includes excursions to Brussels or Geneva, which offer insights into international organisations and diplomatic negotiations, and dialogue with high-ranking representatives from government, parliament and civil society, which enables participants to become acquainted with German and European perspectives.
As well as professional content, cultural and social activities are offered, which promote exchange and a sense of community and expand the diplomats’ networks. The programme objective is to teach participants new knowledge and give them the chance to acquire new perspectives through the wide range of countries represented, learn from one another’s experiences and form new networks.