Innovative approaches to dialogue amid the "new normal"
What are the challenges for the Diplomatic Dialogue (DD) amid COVID-19? How can tools and new approaches to facilitation benefit DD 2.0 and how can we look beyond the track 1-3 models?
Four speakers will assess the technical challenges the dialogue process faces in times of COVID-19. We will offer solutions for the technical aspects of dialogue through innovative use of technologies. Further, we will discuss the facilitation of virtual events, creating a network of opportunities and personal links between participants in spite of distance and virtuality. We will raise questions how these new opportunities enable us to extend the track 1-3 model and to involve new actors in dialogue activities, e.g. the private sector, journalists, influencers etc.
Format: Webinar
Speakers
- Colonel (GS) Christian Bühlmann, Head of Diplomatic Dialogue, Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP): Welcome and Introduction
- TBC - Diplomatic Dialogue 2.0 the Use of New Technologies
- Ambassador (ret) Fred Tanner, Associate Fellow, Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP): New Approaches to Dialogue: Experiences from the OSCE
- Ms Emily Munro, Head of Strategic Anticipation, Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP): The Contribution of Foresight to Diplomatic Dialogue
- Dr Daniel Oriesek, Deputy Head Regional Military Cooperation, Département Fédéral de la Défense, de la Protection de la Population et des Sports (DDPS): Beyond Diplomacy 2.0: Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Preventive Diplomacy
Moderator:
- Ms Alexandra Matas, Deputy Head of Diplomatic Dialogue, Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP)
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