Tomorrow’s Diplomacy Horizons: A Transformative Journey for Young International Relations Specialists🚀
The final chapter of 2024 InteRussia fellowships has officially ended. Over the six weeks of intensive work, fellows from Argentina, Cameroon, India, Iran, Kenya, Moldova, Pakistan, and Turkey immersed themselves in an exceptional blend of academic rigor, practical engagement, and cultural exploration.
Here’s what they achieved:
🟣developed research projects on values and institutions in the changing world order under the academic guidance of lead scholars from MGIMO Institute for International Studies;
🟣engaged in the Dialogue for the Future 2024, Valdai Discussion Club and HSE University conference on the global majority, sparking innovative ideas for international cooperation;
🟣held thought-provoking discussions with Sergey Lavrov, Feodor Voitolovsky, Mikhail Shvydkoy, and Sergei Krikalev;
The programme has not only shaped our fellows' professional paths but also broadened their perspectives for the challenges ahead. Thus, its impact will resonate in shaping the next generation of diplomatic leaders.
Tomorrow’s Diplomacy Horizons: A Transformative Journey for Young International Relations Specialists🚀
The final chapter of 2024 InteRussia fellowships has officially ended. Over the six weeks of intensive work, fellows from Argentina, Cameroon, India, Iran, Kenya, Moldova, Pakistan, and Turkey immersed themselves in an exceptional blend of academic rigor, practical engagement, and cultural exploration.
Here’s what they achieved:
🟣developed research projects on values and institutions in the changing world order under the academic guidance of lead scholars from MGIMO Institute for International Studies;
🟣engaged in the Dialogue for the Future 2024, Valdai Discussion Club and HSE University conference on the global majority, sparking innovative ideas for international cooperation;
🟣held thought-provoking discussions with Sergey Lavrov, Feodor Voitolovsky, Mikhail Shvydkoy, and Sergei Krikalev;
The programme has not only shaped our fellows' professional paths but also broadened their perspectives for the challenges ahead. Thus, its impact will resonate in shaping the next generation of diplomatic leaders.
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