Diplomacy is the practice of conducting negotiations and maintaining relations between nations, governments, or organizations. It involves dialogue, communication, and compromise to resolve conflicts, promote cooperation, and achieve mutual interests. Diplomacy can take various forms, including bilateral negotiations (between two parties), multilateral discussions (involving multiple stakeholders), and formal treaties. It encompasses various activities such as political negotiations, economic agreements, cultural exchanges, and conflict resolution efforts. Diplomats, who are trained professionals representing their governments, perform this work by advocating for their country’s interests while facilitating peace and stability in international relations.
Geneva will host a pivotal conference on March 7, focusing on the Fourth Geneva Convention and the humanitarian situation in the Middle East. The conference, steeped in historical and contemporary…