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Congratulations! You just used the essential skills of diplomacy to navigate the hurricane crisis.

You gathered all the facts, carefully analyzed the crisis, and determined that it was most important to provide humanitarian aid to save lives. You collaborated with the UN and used leadership and advocacy skills to gain support from other nations. This was the best way to handle the crisis while simultaneously strengthening our alliances.

You maintained composure when the cholera outbreak hit. You adapted U.S. aid commitments to meet Myca’s new humanitarian needs. When Mycan officials were caught stealing aid, you analyzed the situation to make the best decision. And then you wisely managed your financial resources. You made the difficult but necessary decision to temporarily cut money from Myca’s development programs in order to fund the humanitarian aid effort.

Well done!

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The Skills of Diplomacy

The nine skills of diplomacy fall into three different categories: informational, relational, and operational.

Learn more about the skills of diplomacy on diplomacy.state.gov!