Digital Diplomacy as New Face of the Diplomatic World: Pakistan’s Adaptability Challenge

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2022
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Abstract
Against the backdrop of globalization and new public diplomacy, digital diplomacy contemplates new avenues of international relations and communications. ICTs provide ever-growing opportunities in this regard. Demonstration of digital diplomacy is overriding the traditional diplomatic practices. Internet and social media are particularly important for realizing the advantages of digital diplomacy. The application of these tools for diplomacy requires technological as well as diplomatic competence. This paper underlines the dynamics of digital diplomacy as new tool for the conduct of foreign policy. Further, the paper explains Pakistan’s politico-diplomatic imperatives of adopting digital diplomacy and the challenges that the country faces in this regard.
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Authors Muhammad Riaz Shad
Journal Journal of Strategic Policy and Global Affairs
Year 2022
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