International Society of Diplomats World Congress & African Cultural Diplomacy Summit (Finland 2026)
Theme: Building Bridges Through Culture: Advancing Global Voices in Diplomacy
Date: Wednesday July 15, 2026
Schedule:13:00–18:00: Main Event
Venue: Kannusali, Espoo, Finland
Partners Websites:
• Ceci Educare Oy & The International Society of Diplomats, Nordic Region
• International Society of Diplomats
• Kannusali , Espoo
Event Overview :
The World Congress of the International Society of Diplomats & The African Cultural Diplomacy Summit is a premier gathering that celebrates the intersection of diplomacy, culture and global cooperation. This event brings together diplomats, policymakers, educators, business leaders and cultural advocates to explore how African cultural values and heritage can inspire modern diplomatic relations and sustainable global partnerships. Through dialogue, exhibitions and networking. The congress aims to strengthen cultural diplomacy as a key pillar of international peace and collaboration.
Who the Event is For :
This event is designed for diplomats, international organization representatives, educators, entrepreneurs, students and cultural leaders who are passionate about advancing cross-cultural understanding and global development. Participants will engage in discussions that promote Nordic, Africa & Global cultural influence in diplomacy while fostering collaboration between nations and communities worldwide.
Partners :
Ceci Educare Oy & International Society of Diplomats Nordic Region
International Society of Diplomats
With International Headquarters in Canada and representatives from over 20 Countries including Brazil, Nigeria, United States of America, The Gambia, Ghana, Benin Republic, Egypt and Finland, the International Society of Diplomats (ISD) is a global organization, devoted to advancing peace, understanding and cultural exchange through diplomacy. ISD serves as a platform for professionals, diplomats and institutions to engage in meaningful dialogue and cooperation. Its global presence ensures that this Assembly embodies ISD’s mission of uniting nations through culture, education and shared values.
Ceci Educare Oy (Educational & Strategic Partner)
Ceci Educare Oy is an international education and cultural organization based in Finland, dedicated to promoting global learning, diversity, and sustainable development through intercultural dialogue. As both a partner and host, Ceci Educare Oy provides strategic leadership, educational expertise, and organizational support for this global assembly. Its vision aligns with the event’s mission to empower global communities through culture, diplomacy, and education.
As host, Ceci Educare Oy, in collaboration with the International Society of Diplomats (ISD) Nordic Region, leads this initiative to promote global citizenship through education and cultural dialogue.
Ceci Educare Oy is dedicated to advancing inclusive learning and intercultural leadership, while the ISD Nordic Region connects Nordic countries to international diplomatic and cultural frameworks. Together, they provide a platform for knowledge exchange, collaboration, and the celebration of Africa’s contributions to global diplomacy.
Partner:
Kannusali (Venue Partner)
Situated in the heart of Espoo, Kannusali is a premier cultural venue renowned for hosting impactful artistic and multicultural events. Its state-of-the-art facilities and commitment to inclusivity make it the ideal setting for this event. Kannusali’s partnership reflects the City of Espoo’s ongoing dedication to diversity, dialogue and cultural enrichment.
Conclusion :
Conclusion
The World Congress of the International Society of Diplomats & The African Cultural Diplomacy will serve as a landmark event fostering intercultural dialogue, strengthening international ties and celebrating the enduring impact of African culture in global diplomacy. By uniting visionary leaders and institutions, this assembly will inspire collaborative action toward a more peaceful, connected, and culturally enriched world.
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