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Rare Talks by Jjuliaa Gangwani

Rare Talks by Jjuliaa Gangwani

By: The Blue Moon by Jjuliaa Gangwani
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Rare Talks, hosted by Jjuliaa Gangwani and presented by The Blue Moon,is your gateway to exclusive conversations with global changemakers, thought leaders and policymakers. We dive deep into the world of diplomacy, trade, art, culture, tourism and sustainable development. Each episode explores inspiring stories, groundbreaking initiatives and collaborative opportunities that shape our interconnected future. Join us as we bridge borders, celebrate diverse perspectives, and uncover the essence of global connections through thought-provoking interviews.

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  • Rare Talks Debut: Shaping Global Partnerships with H. E. Mr Elmer Schialer, Peru MFA

    Rare Talks Debut: Shaping Global Partnerships with H. E. Mr Elmer Schialer, Peru MFA
    Apr 5 2025

    Rare Talks Ep. 1 H. E. Mr Elmer Schialer, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Peru

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    Welcome to the first episode of Rare Talks, presented by The Blue Moon! In this insightful conversation, H. E. Mr Elmer Schialer shares valuable perspectives on diplomacy, culture and global partnerships.

    🌍 Topics Covered:
    ✅ The future of international collaborations
    ✅ Key diplomatic strategies shaping global relations
    ✅ Cultural exchanges and trade developments

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