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Doha
The School of Economics, Administration and Public Policies at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies (DI) is organising a study trip to Geneva in Switzerland for its students from the Executive Master’s Program in Diplomatic Studies and International Cooperation (first cohort) from May 23 to 27.
During the trip, students will familiarise themselves with the working environment and methods of international organisations, including the United Nations, Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, International Trade Organization and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
Students will also observe the interactions that take place within these organisations between member states, and how international relations and interests are managed. During the visit, they will learn about the experience of the Qatari mission in Geneva and its experiences in cooperation with international organisations.
Accompanying the students on this trip from the DI are: Eman Al-Sulaiti, executive director of the Administrative and Financial Sector at the institute, Dr Marwan Qabalan, head of the Executive Program in Diplomatic Studies and International Cooperation, and Muhammad Al-Etter, administrative supervisor of Executive Programs.
On her part, Eman Al-Sulaiti pointed out the importance of the trip, which comes in the context of connecting the academic and practical aspects, adding that the trip helps students develop their skills, expand their knowledge in the field of the specialisation, and learn about successful practices of international institutions.
HE Dr Abdulaziz Al-Hor, director of the Diplomatic Institute at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), highly valued the trip and the participation of students of the Executive Master’s in Diplomatic Studies and International Cooperation who are diplomats and employees in MoFA. He stressed the importance of the educational trips, which open a window for the programme’s affiliate to view and learn about best practices and global experiences and provides the opportunity for direct meetings with decision-makers in major international institutions.
On the first day of the trip, the students visited the headquarters of the United Nations in Geneva and learned about its history and origin, the memorials scattered around it, the services available in it, and the most prominent diplomatic activities that the headquarters witnessed over the past decades. At the conclusion of the visit, students attended a lecture on ‘The United Nations Headquarters in Geneva: A Center for Multilateral Diplomacy’.
Doha
The School of Economics, Administration and Public Policies at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies (DI) is organising a study trip to Geneva in Switzerland for its students from the Executive Master’s Program in Diplomatic Studies and International Cooperation (first cohort) from May 23 to 27.
During the trip, students will familiarise themselves with the working environment and methods of international organisations, including the United Nations, Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, International Trade Organization and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
Students will also observe the interactions that take place within these organisations between member states, and how international relations and interests are managed. During the visit, they will learn about the experience of the Qatari mission in Geneva and its experiences in cooperation with international organisations.
Accompanying the students on this trip from the DI are: Eman Al-Sulaiti, executive director of the Administrative and Financial Sector at the institute, Dr Marwan Qabalan, head of the Executive Program in Diplomatic Studies and International Cooperation, and Muhammad Al-Etter, administrative supervisor of Executive Programs.
On her part, Eman Al-Sulaiti pointed out the importance of the trip, which comes in the context of connecting the academic and practical aspects, adding that the trip helps students develop their skills, expand their knowledge in the field of the specialisation, and learn about successful practices of international institutions.
HE Dr Abdulaziz Al-Hor, director of the Diplomatic Institute at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), highly valued the trip and the participation of students of the Executive Master’s in Diplomatic Studies and International Cooperation who are diplomats and employees in MoFA. He stressed the importance of the educational trips, which open a window for the programme’s affiliate to view and learn about best practices and global experiences and provides the opportunity for direct meetings with decision-makers in major international institutions.
On the first day of the trip, the students visited the headquarters of the United Nations in Geneva and learned about its history and origin, the memorials scattered around it, the services available in it, and the most prominent diplomatic activities that the headquarters witnessed over the past decades. At the conclusion of the visit, students attended a lecture on ‘The United Nations Headquarters in Geneva: A Center for Multilateral Diplomacy’.
