NORWAY

The WED is thrilled to share exciting developments in our journey towards developing alternative pathways of diplomacy.

We are honoured to have engaged in discussions with the esteemed Foreign Affairs Minister’s office of Norway. While scheduling constraints prevented a formal meeting at this time, we are encouraged by their thoughtful consideration of our proposal.

This acknowledgment underscores the significance of our mission and the importance of our work. We are grateful for the opportunity to have our proposal reviewed and are optimistic about the potential for future collaboration.

We look forward to continued dialogue and the possibility of working together towards a global order that is just and equitable.

Stay tuned for more updates as we navigate these exciting opportunities!

Deputy SG
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