Our offices around the world

The World Diplomatic for Justice and Peace Organization has offices in several locations around the world, including Washington D.C. in the United States, London in the United Kingdom, Canberra in Australia, and Wellington in New Zealand. These offices serve as hubs for the organization's diplomatic and peace-building efforts in their respective regions.

Official Representatives

The official representatives of the World Diplomacy Organization play a critical role in representing the organization and promoting its goals and objectives to the global community. These representatives are appointed by the Secretary-General of the World Diplomacy Organization and are responsible for promoting the organization's work in their respective regions and countries.

The main duties of official representatives include:

Representing the World Diplomacy Organization at high-level meetings and events, such as conferences, summits, and diplomatic gatherings.

Building and maintaining relationships with government officials, civil society organizations, and other stakeholders in their regions.

Promoting the World Diplomacy Organization's policies and initiatives on issues such as peace and security, sustainable development, human rights, and other areas of concern.

Gathering and disseminating information about the situation in their regions to the World Diplomacy Organization, including information on political, economic, and social developments.

Facilitating cooperation between the World Diplomacy Organization and local partners to advance shared goals and objectives.

The World Diplomacy Organization also provides support to its official representatives, including access to information, training, and resources to help them effectively carry out their responsibilities. These representatives are an important part of the World Diplomacy Organization's efforts to promote peace, security, and sustainable development around the world.

List of Official Representatives