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Graduation Ceremony 2026 

Celebrating the achievements of the Geneva School of Diplomacy Class of 2026 

The Geneva School of Diplomacy is pleased to announce its Graduation Ceremony 2026, taking place on Friday, 26 June 2026, at the Hôtel de Bergues in Geneva. 

This special occasion will bring together graduates, faculty members, alumni, family members, distinguished guests, and members of the diplomatic and international community to celebrate the achievements of the Class of 2026. 

We are honoured to welcome Martin Chungong, Secretary General of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), as Guest of Honour for this year’s ceremony. In recognition of his outstanding contribution to international cooperation, multilateral dialogue, and parliamentary diplomacy, Mr Chungong will also receive an Honorary Doctorate from the Geneva School of Diplomacy. 

Representing diverse nationalities, backgrounds, and professional aspirations, our graduating cohort reflects the international spirit and values that define the Geneva School of Diplomacy. 

We look forward to welcoming our graduates and guests to Geneva for this important celebration. 

Speakers

Mr. Martin Chungong

Secretary General of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU)

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