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Exchange Diplomacy
Jun 24, 2016
Headlines in this PD News roundup focused on the people behind public diplomacy. From students to state officials, headlines traveled the globe in myriad cultural, educational and governmental exchanges. In California, an Italian exchange student is teaching his American host family about real Italian food and culture, while in Australia, an innovative art project is connecting the country’s oldest residents, the Aboriginals, with its newest arrivals, Muslim immigrants. Other headlines looked at educational and governmental exchanges in China, Greece, Korea and Thailand.
- AHIF’S Foreign Policy Student Depart for Greece, Cyprus—Hellenic News
- Chinese Delegation Taking Part in Economic, Educational, Cultural Trip—Lethbridge Herald
- Chinese Public Officials Visit S. Korea for Exchanges with Municipalities—The Korea Times
- India, Thailand Boost Ties with Prayut's Visit—The Diplomat
- Mosaic Helps Muslim and Aboriginal Communities Piece Together Old and New Connections—ABC News
- Student Exchange Program Offers New World Perspectives—Berkeleyside
- When Music Blurs Boundaries—The Hindu
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