EU Alumni Global Network: Staying connected

EU Alumni come from diverse professional backgrounds, including community builders, journalists, researchers, and cultural professionals, and share the common experience of engaging with the EU.

The network provides opportunities to maintain ties with the EU, whether through its delegations around the world or its various people-to-people programmes. It also serves as a platform for alumni to share experiences, collaborate, and stay informed about EU foreign and security policy.

EU Alumni magazine: September issue out now

The September issue of the EU Alumni magazine has just been published, featuring insightful stories from across our network. Here is a sneak preview of what's in the latest issue:

More than research: How the MSCA fellows and alumni are shaping policy and diplomacy

With 24,000 alumni worldwide, the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) export Europe’s ethical standards, weaving a global network that turns science into soft power. The chairs of the Marie Curie Alumni Association tell us how they bridge research, policy, and diplomacy.

The EU’s mission contributing to stability in Georgia since 2008

Tornike Kakalashvili, a young EU Alumnus from Georgia, examines the impact of that the EU Civil Monitoring Mission (EUMM) has had on his country. After 18 years in the region fostering stability and security, the mission continues its critical work despite the complex Georgia-EU relations.  

Why I sneaked a Football Into the UN

Ever wonder what it’s like to be the EU Youth Delegate to the UN? Lars Westra shares his personal experience, the challenges he faced, his key takeaways from the high-level meetings and events he attended as well as the advice he has for his peers. 

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