In an increasingly interconnected world, the boundaries between domestic politics and international relations are becoming increasingly blurred. This panel delves into the concept of parliamentary diplomacy, examining the role of legislatures in shaping foreign policy and global engagement. By exploring the intersection of democracy and parliamentary diplomacy, this session aims to shed light on the complex dynamics at play when domestic politics meets international relations.
The discussion will focus on the ways in which parliamentary diplomacy can complement executive-led diplomacy, while also addressing concerns about overlapping or conflicting agendas. Featuring policymakers, scholars, and diplomatic practitioners, this panel will provide a comprehensive look at how legislatures can effectively contribute to advancing national interests while promoting international cooperation.
Through a series of case studies and expert analysis, this panel will explore the following key themes:
-The evolution of parliamentary diplomacy in the context of democratization and globalization
- The role of legislatures in shaping foreign policy and international relations
-The intersection of domestic politics and international relations: challenges and opportunities
-Best practices for effective parliamentary diplomacy in promoting national interests and international cooperation
By examining the complex interplay between democracy and parliamentary diplomacy, this panel aims to provide a nuanced understanding of the opportunities and challenges facing legislatures in the pursuit of effective global engagement. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the future of parliamentary diplomacy in an increasingly interconnected world.