Abu Dhabi: The Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy (AGDA) recently welcomed President Dr. Nataša Pirc Musar of the Republic of Slovenia to engage in a dialogue focused on enhancing the diplomatic influence of small states. The event highlighted the pivotal role these nations can play in shaping global agendas. According to Emirates News Agency, the gathering saw the presence of notable figures such as Natalia Al Mansour, Ambassador of the Republic of Slovenia to the UAE, a delegation from the Slovenian Embassy, Nickolay Mladenov, Director General of AGDA, along with AGDA's faculty and students. President Musar delivered a lecture titled 'Small States in the Midst of Challenges to the Contemporary World Order,' where she elaborated on the growing influence of small states within international institutions like the United Nations. The event featured a discussion session between President Musar and Nickolay Mladenov, emphasizing Slovenia's proactive contributions to global crises and its strategic international a lliances. They addressed the significance of collaboration among nations to tackle contemporary challenges and advance shared interests, showcasing Slovenia's diplomatic prowess. Additionally, the visit celebrated 32 years of UAE-Slovenia relations, underscoring mutual interests in trade, sustainability, and cultural exchange. President Musar's engagement at AGDA exemplifies the robust diplomatic and economic ties between the two nations, underscoring their shared values and commitment to global cooperation.