When geopolitics, regulation, and technology converge, my strategic thinking comes into its own.

As President of the Committee of Ministers, I coordinated 46 member states through crisis. And I presided over the adoption of the Council of Europe’s AI Convention (CETS 225) — the world’s first legally binding treaty on artificial intelligence, where technology, regulation, and international law had to converge.

Across eight years — Ministry of Home Affairs, then Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Inside and outside: from national security and crisis management to international trade, economic diplomacy, and multilateral governance.

Currently completing the INSEAD International Directors Programme (IDP-C) — bringing long-standing international leadership into strategic oversight.

I have led under pressure. Decided under ambiguity.
That experience doesn’t stay in government — it travels.