As AI tools, virtual platforms, and global cloud infrastructure become embedded in the everyday work of diplomats, the risks have shifted from physical breaches to digital exposures that can compromise not just negotiations, but entire alliances.

Contextual diplomacy is rooted not just in formal strategy, but in deep understanding of the social, political, and religious fabric of the regions where we seek to influence, persuade, negotiate and mediate.

Is the growing role of AI in diplomacy a bold step toward more rational, data-driven negotiations, or a dangerous gamble that risks stripping diplomacy of its uniquely human wisdom and compromise data privacy?

The AI revolution is no longer some distant future, but an unfolding reality demanding urgent reflection.

Whether through official negotiations or public engagement, successful diplomacy requires a comprehensive approach that balances intelligence with a deep understanding of human interaction and global perception.