Middle powers play a critical role in the maintenance and shaping of the world order, by leveraging their diplomatic, economic and normative influence. They often act as mediators, champions of multilateralism and advocates for international norms, contributing to a more stable and equitable global system. Their ability to bridge gaps and build coalitions makes them important actors in addressing global challenges and conflicts.
This event explores the role of middle powers and the evolution of multilateralism through the views and experiences of three invited experts.