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African Researchers and Institutions can Leverage Scientific Knowledge to influence global science policies

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Jun 25, 2026
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Summary

Dr Konosoang Sobane convened a webinar aimed at advancing institutional engagement with science diplomacy, exploring how African researchers and institutions can leverage scientific knowledge to influence global policy negotiations and strengthen international partnerships. The webinar titled: From Knowledge to Influence: Science Diplomacy as a Tool for Africa’s Global Policy Engagement