Webinar #4 | Enhancing International Negotiation with AI
Leveraging AI for Diplomacy & Conflict Resolution
AI is reshaping how international negotiations unfold. This webinar examines how AI-powered tools can enhance diplomatic efforts, facilitate conflict resolution, and support cross-border collaboration. Whether you're in peacebuilding, policy advocacy, or humanitarian diplomacy, learn how AI can strengthen your negotiation strategies.
Monday 26 May, 2 - 3pm CEST
In partnership with
Meet the speakers
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Sandra Uwantege Hart
Moderator
Strategist, Tech4Good, PoliSync
Sandra Uwantege Hart is a humanitarian specialist and consultant with 15 years experience managing humanitarian programs with UN agencies and INGOs in over a dozen countries globally, implementing projects in cash and voucher assistance, financial inclusion, food security, and livelihoods recovery. She now works as a technical expert, advisor and researcher for local and international organizations and social impact-focused companies exploring inclusive innovation. Currently, most of her work consists of being an interlocutor between the humanitarian and technology sectors - conceptualizing, designing and managing community-inclusive, context-adapted Web3 (blockchain) and digital payment systems. In 2020, Sandra co-founded the startup Umoja Labs (formerly Emerging Impact) and is the award winning creator of Oxfam International's Unblocked Cash Project (2018-2021).
Read more about Sandra here.
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Tea Mustać
Panelist
AI specialist and Head of Operations, Institute for Global Negotiation
Tea Mustać is a data protection and AI governance expert at Spirit Legal, specializing in helping companies develop and implement AI technologies and establish compliance processes. She frequently conducts workshops and webinars for institutions like Beck Akademie and speaks at international conferences such as the Web Summit. Tea co-hosts the RegInt: Decoding AI Regulation podcast and is co-author of The AI Act Compact: Compliance, Management & Use Cases in Corporate Practice. Recognized with the European Young Lawyers Award (2022) and the My Data is Mine Award (2024), a fellow of the European Law Institute and the Head of Operations of the Institute for Global Negotiations, she is a respected voice at the intersection of law and technology.
Read more about Tea here.