International Relations and Diplomacy Association - NIPA

Happy Youth Day to all the amazing young diplomats in our association!🎉

Today we celebrate the energy, creativity, and potential that young people bring to our community and our nation. As youths, we have the power to dream big, work hard, and shape a better future for ourselves and those around us.

Let us continue to support one another, pursue knowledge, and use our talents to make a positive difference.

Wishing everyone a joyful and inspiring Youth Day! 💫

Information publicity secretary
Thabo Mayamba

We had a wonderful day at NIPA orienting the new students . We proudly showcased our program, what we study, what it’s about and the benefits international relations comes with.
Thanks to everyone that participated and to everyone that passed through our booth, thank you for your support.
To our new international relations and diplomacy students we welcome you once more to this program, youll enjoy it and learn a lot .

Compliments of the season, wishing you a prosperous 2026 and Gods blessings as we end 2025 and begin the new year .

Happy blessed birthday to our president . 🥳🥳wishing you Gods blessings and favor in your endeavors 🥳

I'm honored to introduce to you the newly elected Executive who will be steering the affairs of the association for the current term.
This team has been entrusted with the responsibility of advancing the interests of diplomats at NIPA, promoting unity, and ensuring that our association grows and makes a positive impact.

On behalf the the executive, we thank you for your trust and support. We call upon everyone to work with us, to collaborate, and to continue promoting unity and progress within our association.

Thank you and may we have a successful term together.

Thabo Mayamba
Information publicity secretary

International relations and Diplomacy association president Ambassador Maxwell left for Senegal Africa Food Systems Forum

He said that they had arrived in Dakar for the 2025 AFS Summit, and he was deeply honored that AGRA had made that journey possible. He mentioned that his travels that year had taken him across Africa and the Americas, and each step had reaffirmed his belief in the power of youth to drive meaningful change.

He reported that at the Africa Food Systems Forum in Dakar, President Bassirou Diomaye Faye had emphasized that Africa had all it needed to become self-sufficient in food and could help feed the whole world. Ambassador Banda noted that President Paul Kagame of Rwanda had urged them to move from talking to doing and that the youth must step up and match their demands with real action.

Ambassador Banda stated that these statements resonated deeply with him and fueled his commitment to advancing youth-led transformation. He carried the responsibility of amplifying youth voices and promoting collaborations that transcended borders. He added that the first day of the summit had been a powerful reminder that they were not merely participants but active contributors to the future they envisioned. He was there not just to learn but to engage, collaborate, and act.

Ambassador Maxwell Banda, President of the International Relations and Diplomacy Association at NIPA, announced his arrival in New York City on April 14, 2025, to participate in the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Youth Forum. In reported speech, Ambassador Maxwell Banda stated that he was delighted to have officially arrived in New York City ahead of the ECOSOC Youth Forum, where he would represent youth voices and advance the global development agenda. He emphasized his commitment to fostering meaningful participation and collaboration on behalf of Zambian youth and the broader African continent.

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