The word 'Culture' is defined as a shared, learned, symbolic
system of values (what is important), beliefs (how things work)
and attitudes that shapes and influences perception and behavior
(the way we do our affairs). Culture is most commonly used in
three basic senses: - Excellence of taste in ‘Fine Arts’ and
‘Humanities’; - An integrated pattern of ‘Human Knowledge’,
‘Belief’, and ‘Behaviour’ that depends upon the symbolic thought
and social learning; - A set of Shared ‘Attitudes’, ‘Values’,
‘Goals’, and ‘Practices’ that characterize an institution,
organization or group. 'Diplomacy' is the art and practice of
conducting negotiations between representatives of groups or
states and it usually refers to international diplomacy, the
conduct of international relations; however, in an informal or
social sense, diplomacy is the employment of tact to find
mutually acceptable solutions to a common challenge, in a non-
confrontational or polite manner. With view to the above
'Cultural Diplomacy' can be defined as th