Traditional Culture and Diplomacy: The Case of Ìwàlérè at the 16th Convocation of the Achievers University.
AKINTERINWA Traditional diplomacy and cultural diplomacy are two important domains of international relations.
Traditional culture and diplomacy do intersect through cultural diplomacy, which involves arts, traditions, and people-to-people BOLA A.
Traditional diplomacy has a political focus and involves political negotiations, ensuring security, signing treaties and formal alliances.
Traditional diplomacy is the business of government, state ministries, diplomats, and functionaries, especially since 1648. It is essentially government-to-government and, therefore, necessarily formal. Comparatively, cultural diplomacy involves shared values, arts, heritage, and mutual understanding. Unlike government ministries and diplomatic agents involved in traditional diplomacy, it is the artists, cultural institutions, civil society organisations and educational programmes that are essentially involved in cultural diplomacy.
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