Diplomacy in Practice at the United Nations, World Trade Organisation and Conference on Disarmament

Diplomacy in practice at the United Nations, the World Trade Organisation and the Conference on Disarmament presents real life experience on the workings at these institutions based on experience and knowledge of an Ambassador and Permanent Representative. Presented in 10 chapters which include Establishing the Office of Medical Attaché at the Permanent Mission of Kenya to the United Nations at Geneva and other international organizations in Switzerland in 2006; Results for all Kenyans - Health and Economic Diplomacy at the Kenya Mission to the United Nations at Geneva and other International Organizations; Strengthened Kenya’s leadership in global health and economic diplomacy; Diplomacy with the African Group to the United Nations at Geneva, the World Trade Organisation and the Conference on Disarmament; Diplomacy at the United Nations with Geopolitical Regional Groups; Diplomacy among Ambassadors to the United Nations, World Trade Organisation and the Conference on Disarmament; Diplomacy with the United Nations Family and Associated International Organizations in Special Relationship; Diplomacy with the host nation, and Diplomacy with Non-State Actors at the United Nations, the World Trade Organisation and the Conference on Disarmament. Recommended for reading for schools, colleges, Universities, general public as well as diplomats, government employees, United Nations family, political leaders, non-State actors and staff of international organizations. It is an informative tool for the media and international development agencies. The book also contains information on some strategies that proved effective in winning a successful election to head a United Nations specialized agency. Diplomacy in practice challenges at the United Nations, the World Trade Organisation and the Conference on Disarmament are the subject of the next issue.