The Geneva School of Diplomacy was proud to participate in Digital World Conference 2026 at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, with Dr Juliette E. Torabian, Head of Research, representing the School in a high-level session exploring artificial intelligence, education, and the future of learning.
The Geneva School of Diplomacy participated in Digital World Conference 2026, held at the United Nations in Geneva, contributing to international discussions on artificial intelligence, education, innovation, and digital transformation.
Representing the School, Dr Juliette E. Torabian, Head of Research, took part in the session AI for Education and Training, joining conversations on how artificial intelligence and educational technologies are reshaping education systems, lifelong learning, skills development, and workforce readiness in a rapidly evolving global environment.
The discussion explored both the opportunities and the challenges presented by emerging technologies, including questions of access, educational quality, digital inclusion, and the broader implications for the future of work.
As part of International Geneva’s wider ecosystem of global dialogue, the conference brought together policymakers, international organisations, researchers, and experts working at the intersection of technology governance, innovation, artificial intelligence, and sustainable development.
The Geneva School of Diplomacy’s participation reflects its continued engagement with contemporary global policy debates and its commitment to contributing academic expertise to conversations shaping the future of international governance.
