About / Mission

About / Mission

Africa – Arabia – Caucasus

Strategy, Trust, and Human Diplomacy

This blog is not a news chronicle, nor is it a space for political commentary.

It is a platform for those who operate where formal rules are not enough, and where real decisions are shaped by trust, presence, and unspoken signals.

I write about Africa, the Arab world, and the Caucasus not as a distant observer, but as someone who lives within these spaces, moves between them, and reads the codes that are rarely written on paper.

The themes explored here include:

Trust that is formed before contracts

Diplomacy that begins before words

Relationships built through silence, gestures, and shared presence

Business environments where cultural intelligence often matters more than formal structure

This platform is NOT:

Logistics services

Operational management

Financial mediation

Guarantees or responsibility for specific transactions

This platform IS:

Strategic perspective

Cultural and diplomatic interpretation

Experience-based observation

Analysis of human relationships in complex geopolitical environments

In Africa, the Arab world, and the Caucasus, relationships rarely begin with a signature.

They begin with time, patience, and the correct reading of silence.

This blog seeks to articulate what is often overlooked:

Why trust functions differently across regions

Why friendship can become one of the most powerful diplomatic tools

Why Western models cannot be mechanically applied to other cultural realities

There are no rushed conclusions here.

There is observation.

There is no noise here.

There is context.

If you are looking for a space where politics, business, and culture intersect on a human level, then you are in the right place.

Author

Vakhtang Imerlishvili

Strategic Analyst | Cultural & Diplomatic Observer

Africa – Arabia – Caucasus