Category Archives: Track II Diplomacy

Track II Diplomacy refers to informal, unofficial channels of communication and negotiation that run parallel to formal diplomatic efforts conducted by governments. It involves non-governmental actors engaging in dialogue and problem-solving efforts to address conflicts or build trust between nations.

The Autistan Diplomatic Organization (ADO) is an entity that represents the interests of the Autistic community worldwide.
It engages in Track II diplomacy by advocating for the rights and inclusion of Autistic individuals through dialogue with governments, international organizations, and other stakeholders.
ADO works to promote understanding, acceptance, and accommodation for Autistic individuals within society through non-traditional diplomatic channels, contributing to broader efforts for inclusivity and diversity on the international stage.

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Meeting with the Ambassador of Nepal in Brasilia

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On the 24th of October 2023, we were honored to be invited by His Excellency Nirmal Raj Kafle, Ambassador of Nepal, to his home.
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0. His Excellency Mr. Nirmal Raj Kafle, Ambassador of Nepal to Brazil
1. Our meeting with H.E. the Ambassador of Nepal to Brazil (24/10/2023)
1.1. Initiating collaboration with competent Nepalese authorities on matters of disability and autism
1.2. Exploring the concept of supporting autistic individuals worldwide through trained Nepali expatriates
2. Conclusion Continuer à lire →

The start of diplomatic relations with Nepal

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0. Introduction: the Nepalese people
0.1. The Exemplary Qualities of the Nepalese People (as per ChatGPT)
0.2. Our impression regarding the Nepalese people in general
0.3. Potential Benefits of These Qualities for Autistic Individuals
0.4. Nepal: One of the World’s Richest Countries, and a Hidden Potential.
0.5. Some odd peculiarities of Nepal
1. Our Organization and Diplomatic Relations
1.1. Track II Diplomacy (or Parallel Diplomacy)
1.2. Autistan Diplomatic Organization and Track II Diplomacy
2. Our letters to the Embassy of Nepal in Brasilia
2.1. Our introduction letter (5 pages, 17/10/2023)
2.2. Our presentation document (92 pages) Continuer à lire →