Experts ponder 'future of cultural diplomacy' in the global digital age

Embassies have long promoted their country’s art, music and natural attractions through museums, concerts, festivals and tourism exhibitions. But now, thanks to the “metaverse,” cultural diplomacy is no longer constrained to the physical world.

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