Nowadays, business diplomacy is a core area of diplomacy. Diplomatic negotiations and official visits are focusing on the economic issues and many private companies are fully involved in the negotiation and lobbying process
Our short specialized training programmes are designed for diplomats and senior executives who need to get additional theoretical and practical knowledge.
Florence GABAY
contact@ceds.fr
+33 (0)1 53 92 03 34 / + 33 (0)6 78 41 25 45
This programme provides some knowledge and expertise on the states’ strategies in order to control energy resources. As these strategies differ according to the economic structure of each global or regional power and depends on the decision makers’ policies, the lectures encompass a comprehensive approach on energy control strategy and on energy as a source of conflict and cooperation.
Ambassador Eugène BERG, Ambassador of the French Republic, former representative of Total in Murmansk (Russian Federation)
Dr Fouad NOHRA, CEDS Academic Director, University Associate Professor in political science
Economic and political geography of energy: an overview on the map of the production, transportation and distribution of energy, and on the geostrategic balance of forces
Multinational Companies, states and energy production: benefits and burden sharing, conflict and convergence of interest
Energy transportation and distribution: the strategic issues and challenges
Interstate competition and conflicts on energy
Multilateral diplomacy and oil: negotiating in OPEC
The strategy of the consumer states: diversification and energy independence
The strategy of the exporting states: getting out of the rentier state economy
The programme is scheduled over two weeks and the trainees are awarded a session certificate in energy geopolitics and geostrategy.
The programme is organized online and is scheduled on September 22, 2020 for two weeks with four lectures and workshops a week from 3.30 to 6.30 PM
The trainees are awared a session certificate in energy geopolitics and geostrategy
As said by the Dutch philosopher Baruch Spinoza, “peace is not an absence of war, it is a virtue, a state of mind, a disposition for benevolence, confidence and justice”. That‘s the reason why its architecture needs to be understood, analyzed, studied.
A programme in peace studies is therefore crucial in order provides some knowledge and expertise on the way peace can provided, enforced and implemented. This relies on an expertise in the knowledge of conflicts, crisis and civil wars and on the mechanisms leading to a safe transition to peace. Peace studies represent a comprehensive approach that is in the same time political, economic and cultural.
The programme is organized and scheduled in partnership with UNESCO.
Dr Abdoulaye IBRAHIM, Director of the prospective department at UNESCO
Dr Fouad NOHRA, CEDS Academic Director, University Associate Professor in political science
Understanding the dynamics of conflicts and civil wars
Official and non-official diplomacy and conflict resolution
International organizations and peace keeping
Political mechanisms and peace building
The economy of peace versus the economy of war
The culture of peace and the role of UNESCO
UNESCO’s practical steps in dialogue of civilizations
Gender issues in peace architecture
The trainees are awarded a session certificate in conflict resolution and peace studies.
The programme is online and is scheduled on November 15, 2020 for two weeks with four lectures and workshops a week from 3.30 to 6.30 PM
The trainees are awarded a session certificate in peace studies.
Florence GABAY
contact@ceds.fr
+33 (0)1 53 92 03 34 / + 33 (0)6 78 41 25 45