ISD visualizes a world where government and non-state actors can work in harmony with a common goal, to improve and sustain the universal fundamental rights of every human being, irrespective of race, gender, social status, religion or beliefs as enshrined in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (adopted in 1948).
1. To be actively involved in Peace work, negotiation and alternative dispute resolution in conjunction with relevant Authorities and Agencies
2. To offer necessary orientation in diplomacy and international relations to our members, corporate organizations and government agencies...
To work in partnership with Government of various nations in promoting international cooperation by providing expert advice on issues related to foreign policies, economy, politics, security, health, technology transfer, education, agriculture and food security, environment, youth and gender issues.
ISD seeks to work with governments of various nations, alongside international, regional, and specialized agencies, to promote global peace through international relations and diplomatic cooperation.
"An A-class international organization, founded to promote diplomacy through friendship, trade and investment, cooperation, peace, and social justice — for the development and advancement of humanity."
Established to give diplomacy — as both a profession and a practice — a structured home: one where chartered members, career diplomats, and institutions collaborate under a single, recognized mandate.
International Society of Diplomats (ISD) Chartered membership are professionals who have achieved a high level of expertise and competence in their profession, especially in the field of diplomacy and have been inducted into the College of Diplomatic Studies and International Relations (CDSIR) or similar Institutions as Fellows.
To be actively involved in Peace work, negotiation and alternative dispute resolution in conjunction with relevant Authorities and Agencies
To offer necessary orientation in diplomacy and international relations to our members, corporate organizations and government agencies
To promote tourism and attract trade and investments for the benefits of its members and other members of the public
To promote diplomacy as a profession by encouraging young people from the grassroot to embrace it as a course of study by establishing young diplomats club in schools
To organize conferences, seminars, workshops, symposiums and other training to promote diplomacy at all levels of human endeavors
To participate in the promotion of various aspect of diplomacy with well-trained individuals, to be used for the execution of emergency task affecting the general public
Chartered ambassadors, envoys, and country directors representing ISD across continents.
ISD welcomes membership from governments, organizations, and individuals committed to advancing diplomacy.
These refer to sovereign nations that have identified with the core mandates of ISD and have signed a Partnership or Cooperation Agreement with ISD.
These are international organizations operating around the world that have identified with the mandates of ISD and have signed a Cooperation Agreement with the authorized representatives of ISD.
These are organizations owned and operated by private individuals that wish to partner with or become affiliated with ISD for the execution of its core mandates.
These are retired career and non-career diplomats or students who are interested in pursuing diplomacy as a career. Such members may be appointed and sent to various nations as Special Envoys or Special Emissaries to promote and execute ISD mandates in specialized sectors, including Politics, Economy, Security, Health, Technology, Education, Environment, Human Rights, Youth and Gender Issues, Agriculture, and Food Security.
Tell us a little about your interest, and our secretariat will follow up with the induction package that fits your class.
86 Guided Ct #203 to #201 Etobicoke, ON M9V 4K6, Toronto, Canada, Toronto 19104
+1 416-901-1786
info@internationalsocietyofdiplomats.org