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GeoEconomic Diplomatic Corps

From Foreign Policy to Active Geoeconomic Statecraft.

The transition from traditional foreign policy to active geoeconomic statecraft requires concrete, verifiable standards of competency. The GEDC establishes this baseline through two formal professional tracks and a selective Senior Fellowship for outstanding policy architects.

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Two formal professional tracks

The GEDC Credential Architecture

The GeoEconomic Diplomatic Corps establishes verifiable professional standards through two credential tracks designed for practitioners at different stages of their careers — from serving diplomats and sovereign capital allocators to emerging scholars and early-career civil servants.

Together, the CGD and AGP form the competency backbone of the GEDC, feeding directly into the 193 Sovereign Envoy Charter and the annual October 24th Global Assembly.

Credential pathways

A dual-track route to modern statecraft

The CGD track supports senior diplomatic and policy leadership. The AGP track develops research, risk modelling, RWA tracking, and accelerated mentoring capability.

CGD

Certified GeoEconomic Diplomat

Target Audience

Serving Diplomats, Trade Attachés, Foreign Ministry Directors, and Sovereign Capital Allocators

Core Mandate

Master the technical execution of Alpha Corridors, Intrinsic Value-Oriented Architecture (IVOA), and jurisdictional de-risking. CGD holders serve as policy rapporteurs across five specialized Standing Committees, designing the legal and financial rails for sovereign trade.

Alpha Corridor design & execution
IVOA framework application
Jurisdictional de-risking methodology
Policy rapporteur across 5 Standing Committees
Legal & financial rail architecture for sovereign trade

AGP

Associate GeoEconomic Practitioner

Target Audience

International Relations Scholars, Graduate Researchers, and Early-Career Civil Servants

Core Mandate

Establish foundational proficiency in geoeconomic risk modeling, Real-World Asset (RWA) tracking, and supply-chain vulnerability mapping. The AGP credential provides direct entry into Chatham House speed-mentoring channels alongside senior envoys and policy directors.

Geoeconomic risk modeling fundamentals
Real-World Asset (RWA) tracking
Supply-chain vulnerability mapping
Chatham House speed-mentoring access
Direct mentoring by senior envoys & policy directors

Progression

The pathway to sovereign representation

Progress from AGP or graduate foundations through CGD Senior Membership and GEDC Fellowship toward priority consideration for the 193 Sovereign Envoy Charter.

Pathway from AGP or graduate status through CGD Senior Member and GEDC Fellow to the 193 Sovereign Envoy Charter — A structured progression from foundational practice to sovereign representation.

Institutional architecture

The GEDC Hierarchical Structure

One-year programme

The one-year Fellowship lifecycle

Fellows move from committee appointment through policy drafting and October 24 crisis-lab leadership to sovereign charter elevation.

One-year GEDC Fellowship lifecycle from committee appointment through policy drafting, October 24 crisis lab leadership, and sovereign charter elevation — A practical year of committee work, policy design, simulation leadership, and charter readiness.

Active GEDC Senior Membership (CHF 348/year)

The GEDC Senior Fellowship

At the pinnacle of the credential architecture sits the GEDC Senior Fellowship — a selective, 1-year research and policy leadership honor awarded to outstanding Senior Members. Fellows serve as principal authors, working group chairs, and strategic advisors across the five mayaNomics Standing Committees.

Fellowship Pathway

1
Active GEDC Senior Membership
2
Peer Application or Institutional Recommendation
3
Committee Appointment & Research Proposal Review
4
Formal Induction at the October 24th Global Summit

The fellowship mandate

Fellowship Duties & Prestige Benefits

Standing Committee Leadership

Chair or Vice-Chair working groups within one of five specialized Standing Committees (Sovereign Capital, AI Statecraft, IVOA De-Risking, RWA Rails, or Diplomatic Education).

Co-Authorship Rights

Lead research and publication on official mayaNomics Policy White Papers, Trade Corridor Reports, and Geoeconomic Index Bulletins.

Global Directory Distinction

Recognized permanently as a GEDC Senior Fellow across all official registries, diplomatic briefs, and digital credentials.

Institutional Underwriting

Fellows are eligible for sponsored research grants underwritten by accredited Foreign Service Academies, Think Tanks, and Sovereign Wealth Partners.

October 24th Summit Platform

Deliver keynotes or lead working sessions at the annual Global GeoEconomic Diplomat Summit.

Application & Selection Process

1
Step 1
Prerequisite Check
Confirm active status as a GEDC Senior Member.
2
Step 2
Submission
Submit your CV, institutional affiliation, and a 500-word Research & Committee Proposal.
3
Step 3
Committee Vetting
The GEDC Academic & Policy Board reviews applications on a rolling quarterly basis.
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Step 4
Award & Induction
Successful candidates are formally inducted during the nearest global assembly.

Claim your seat in the architecture

Shape the Global Board

Whether you are an active foreign service officer sharpening your technical trade edge, an institutional allocator seeking to insulate balance sheets, or an emerging scholar building recognized diplomatic credentials — the opportunity to shape the global board is available now.

Active Foreign Service Officer

Pursue the CGD credential

Institutional Allocator

Emerging Scholar

Begin with the AGP track

A mandate for consequential policy leadership

Advance research, convene strategic working groups, and help shape the frameworks that guide a changing global economy.