Science Diplomacy: A New Paradigm in the Post-Truth World
- Science diplomacy is the use of scientific collaborations between nations to build international partnerships and address common problems.
- It can transcend cultural, national, and religious boundaries because science provides a neutral environment for the free exchange of ideas between people.
- Science diplomacy is not new, but it is more important than ever due to the scientific dimension of the current global challenges.
- Global challenges such as weapons of mass destruction, climate change, cyber security, human health, energy and environment, outer space etc., all require scientific inputs in order to understand and deal with them.
- An example ....
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