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Posted by DipNote Bloggers on Nov 18, 2008 - 08:28 PM
For those of you on Twitter, you can experience public diplomacy in real-time as Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy, Colleen Graffy, travels to Bucharest and twitters along the way. It is "International Education Week" in Romania, and she will be meeting with students, Fulbright scholars, conducting media interviews, visiting the University of Bucharest, and speaking at the Romanian Diplomatic Institute, among other things. Follow the details of Colleen Graffy's trip here, and don't forget, DipNote is also on Twitter.
Posted by DipNote Bloggers on Nov 18, 2008 - 08:28 PM
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DipNote Blogger Colleen Graffy writes:
How about that -- the Director General of the Romanian Diplomatic Institute (whom I met with earlier today -- see my tweet) knew the answer to Mark from Tennessee's question. Gheorghe Gheorghiv Dej was the Romanian signer of Warsaw Pact, and he is no longer alive.
Posted on Thu Nov 20, 2008
How about that -- the Director General of the Romanian Diplomatic Institute (whom I met with earlier today -- see my tweet) knew the answer to Mark from Tennessee's question. Gheorghe Gheorghiv Dej was the Romanian signer of Warsaw Pact, and he is no longer alive.
Posted on Thu Nov 20, 2008
DipNote Blogger Colleen Graffy writes:
Hi, Mark -- No plans to meet with any of the original signers of the Warsaw Pact -- not sure who the Romanian signatory was and if they are still alive -- but Monica Dragan here at our Information Resource Center (there is one at every embassy) is going to try and find out.
Posted on Thu Nov 20, 2008
Hi, Mark -- No plans to meet with any of the original signers of the Warsaw Pact -- not sure who the Romanian signatory was and if they are still alive -- but Monica Dragan here at our Information Resource Center (there is one at every embassy) is going to try and find out.
Posted on Thu Nov 20, 2008
Mark in Tennessee writes:
Hi Ms. Graffy -- As a J.D. I am keenly interested in the foreign relations of the US. Will you be meeting with any of the original signers of the Warsaw Pact? I don't know if any Romanian individuals signed the document. If you do meet any, what would you like to ask them in regard to NATO? Please respond to my EM as well. Thank you.
Posted on Wed Nov 19, 2008
Hi Ms. Graffy -- As a J.D. I am keenly interested in the foreign relations of the US. Will you be meeting with any of the original signers of the Warsaw Pact? I don't know if any Romanian individuals signed the document. If you do meet any, what would you like to ask them in regard to NATO? Please respond to my EM as well. Thank you.
Posted on Wed Nov 19, 2008
Pauletta in California writes:
Hi Colleen -- Thanks for sending. International Education Week sounds fantastic. The best of public diplomacy at work. I'll pass a long to our SPP students here at Pepperdine. Cheers!
Posted on Wed Nov 19, 2008
Hi Colleen -- Thanks for sending. International Education Week sounds fantastic. The best of public diplomacy at work. I'll pass a long to our SPP students here at Pepperdine. Cheers!
Posted on Wed Nov 19, 2008
Adrian in Romania writes:
@ Colleen Graffy: I hope you enjoy your stay here in Romania and i think i can say this in the name of all colleagues that we are really looking forward to the meeting that will take place tomorrow morning.
Posted on Wed Nov 19, 2008
@ Colleen Graffy: I hope you enjoy your stay here in Romania and i think i can say this in the name of all colleagues that we are really looking forward to the meeting that will take place tomorrow morning.
Posted on Wed Nov 19, 2008
Andy in California writes:
@ Colleen Graffy -- I am so darned proud of you. Have a safe trip.
I hope your family was untouched by the Montecito fires. Scary stuff.
Posted on Wed Nov 19, 2008
@ Colleen Graffy -- I am so darned proud of you. Have a safe trip.
I hope your family was untouched by the Montecito fires. Scary stuff.
Posted on Wed Nov 19, 2008
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