CANADIAN DIPLOMACY IN A TURBULENT INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM

Sarah-Myriam Martin-Brulé, Nicolas Klingelschmitt and Andrew Abou Mourad

Workshop “Training the Next Generation” 9h-12h

Exchanges between young researchers and practitioners from the world of diplomacy and defence, open to members of the Network for Strategic Analysis and QMUN participants.

9h-10h15 – Workshop 1 : Researching and Integrating Diplomatic Communities

10h15-10h45 : Break

10h45-12h -Workshop 2 :  Studying Defence and Peace Operations in an International Tension Context

12h : Lunch

QMUN Colloquium : “Canadian Diplomacy in a Turbulent International System” 13h-18h

13:00: Welcome address

13:10: Opening speech

13h30 – 14h50: Panel 1: The Impact of Canadian Values in Global Diplomacy

15h00 – 16h20: Panel 2: Upholding International Law and the Responsibility to Protect in the Face of Contemporary Conflicts

16h20 – 16h40: 20-minute Coffee Break

16h40 – 18h: Panel 3: Emerging Practices and New International Priorities: (Dis)Information, Importance of Youth, Competition, and Diplomatic Sabotage

18h: Closing Remarks 


Event Organizers

Sarah-Myriam Martin Brulé

Sarah-Myriam Martin-Brulé, Professor, Bishop’s University  

Nicolas Klingelschmitt, PhD candidate – Université du Québec à Montréal  

Andrew Abou Mourad, Cofounder United Nations Youth of Canada (UNYC)

Date

Friday, February 7, 2025

Time

09:00 - 18:00

Location En personne Attendance Mode

Amphithéâtre Banque Nationale du campus Ste-Catherine, HEC Montréal

Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) The Department of National Defence and the Canadian Armed Forces / Le Ministère de la Défense nationale et les Forces armées canadiennes