The First National Congress on “Foreign Policy and the History of Foreign Relations” marked a pivotal moment in the nation’s approach to diplomatic discourse. Held on Sunday, 19 February 2021, the congress was a significant event organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Studies Center. It brought together leading figures from various sectors, including government officials, diplomats, academics, and researchers. The primary aim of the event was to explore the country’s foreign policy evolution and its historical context, highlighting the critical intersections between diplomatic decisions and the global landscape.
The event was an opportunity to reflect on the historical development of the country’s foreign relations, starting from the early interactions with neighboring states to the complexities of modern-day global engagement. The congress provided a platform for a diverse array of perspectives on how diplomatic practices have shaped the nation’s position on the world stage, and how foreign relations have impacted domestic policies and public perception.
