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20 Nigerian Women Entrepreneurs Explore U.S. Market Opportunities in Washington, D.C.

3 days ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

In an effort to promote trade relations and women’s economic empowerment, the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in Washington, D.C., recently hosted the Science of Trade Business Reception. The event brought together twenty female entrepreneurs from Nigeria and the diaspora, U.S. government officials, including a representative from the Bureau of African Affairs at the State Department, and media representatives. The welcoming remarks began with Mrs. Fatima G.
Six Countries Unite for Nowruz Celebration at Turkish Embassy in Washington D.C

6 days ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

The Embassy of Türkiye opened its doors on Saturday, April 5, 2025, for a scintillating Nowruz gathering co-hosted with the Embassies of Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.
Aberdeen Hosts In-Depth Forum on Azerbaijan’s Energy Transition

1 week ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe

Aberdeen, UK – April 16, 2025 – A diverse group of academics, energy professionals, and students gathered at the University of Aberdeen to take a closer look at Azerbaijan’s evolving energy landscape. Organized by the Azerbaijani Society in partnership with the BA Cultural Centre, the event, Navigating the Future: Energy Transition Goals, Technology Innovations, and Challenges in Azerbaijan, sparked meaningful conversations on decarbonization, technology, and policy.
Greece’s Freedom Legacy Celebrations: 204th Independence Day in D.C

1 week ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe

Spring in Washington D.C. unfolded with the blue and white of Greece flowing proudly through diplomatic halls, as the 204th anniversary of Greek Independence Day brought together political leaders, diplomats, and members of the Greek diaspora for a series of commemorative events.
Dr. Henry C. Lee’s Wisdom to Young People: “Measure Your Life Beyond Years.”

1 week ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

At the Chinese American Museum in Washington D.C. on March 29, 2025, Dr. Henry C. Lee—forensic science pioneer and veteran of over 7,000 high-profile investigations—chose not to dwell on his storied career. Instead, he turned to the young people in the room and shared a lesson far more personal: how to measure a life well-lived. “Chronological age means the least,” he said, kicking off an unconventional framework for success.
Dr. Henry Lee Brings "Making the Impossible Possible" to Life at Chinese American Museum

1 week ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

Washington D.C. – Saturday, March 29, 2025, the Chinese American Museum in Washington, D.C. welcomed forensic legend Dr. Henry C. Lee for an exhibition themed “Making the Impossible Possible.” Guests from various professions were present not only to honor Dr. Lee’s lifelong work but also to witness how a life shaped by perseverance can ripple across continents and generations.
Diplomatic Watch Debuts Women in Diplomacy Event in Washington, D.C.

1 week ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

Washington, D.C. played host to over 60 guests—including diplomats, business leaders, emerging professionals, and members of the media—for an evening of meaning and momentum on March 28, 2025, as Diplomatic Watch Magazine, in partnership with the Chinese American Museum, convened a cross-section of women leaders, scholars, and advocates for the publication’s inaugural Women in Diplomacy event in the United States, an event filled with networking and thought-provoking discussions.
A Sneak Peek Into the 2025 Helen Hayes Awards: A Night of Theatre, Connection, and Community

2 weeks ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

Washington D.C— On Sunday, April 6, an intimate gathering of theatre lovers, industry leaders, and longtime supporters filled the elegant home of the Honorable Carol Schwartz in Washington, D.C., for a very special evening. The occasion? A preview of the upcoming 2025 Helen Hayes Awards, hosted by Carol Schwartz herself and Jan Du Plain, Chair of the Helen Hayes Awards Committee. Carol opened her homeâand the eveningâwith warmth and candor.
Flying Tigers Honored: 80th Anniversary Reception at Chinese Embassy

2 weeks ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

The Chinese Embassy in Washington, D.C., hosted a reception on March 25, 2025, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory in the World Anti-Fascist War and honoring the legacy of the Flying Tigers—a symbol of early China-U.S. cooperation during World War II. The event brought together members of Flying Tigers organizations, including the American Volunteer Group (AVG), the U.S.-China Flying Tigers Friendship Association, and the Chennault Aviation and Military Museum.
Expanding Horizons: Uzbekistan Strengthens Ties with U.S. Congress Through Strategic Engagement

2 weeks ago | diplomaticwatch.com | Victor Gotevbe |Pamela Johnson

The Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Washington, D.C., recently hosted a Congressional Breakfast under the theme “Expanding Horizons: Uzbekistan and U.S. Congress Boost Strategic Cooperation.” The event drew Members of Congress, diplomats, business leaders, media professionals, and members of the American-Uzbekistan Chamber of Commerce. It provided a timely platform for advancing U.S.-Uzbekistan cooperation, both legislatively and economically.