Latest news from the Paris School of International Affairs

Mamitiana Steffi Mahery has graduated in International Development. Coming from Madagascar, she is Social Innovation Specialist at the World Economic Forum, Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship, in Geneva.

Matilde Bonetta has graduated in International Governance and Diplomacy, dual degree with Bocconi. Coming from Italy, she currently works as a Decent Rural Employment and Disability Inclusion Specialist at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in Rome, where she supports global initiatives aimed at strengthening youth employment and advancing disability inclusion within agrifood systems.

Sonali Khurana has graduated in International Economic Policy. Coming from India, she is Global Anti-Fraud Officer and Risk Specialist at ING, in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

The CARE Annual Conference 2026 held in Paris brought together 40 students, faculty and partners, on four days of collective learning, interdisciplinary dialogue and community‑building around climate adaptation.

Irene Perez Beltran has graduated in Environmental Policy. Coming from Spain, she is Climate Policy officer at SEO BirdLife.

Pierre Karam has graduated in International Development. Coming from Lebanon, he is Consultant at Inetum Consulting, a European leader supporting organizations as they navigate continuous technological change.

On February 17th, PSIA was honored to welcome Tom Fletcher, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, who delivered a speech on "Moral Ambition in a Driverless World."

Friso Ages has graduated in International Economic Policy. Coming from the Netherlands, he is currently a Management Consultant at Strategy&.

Mary Knowles has graduated in Environmental Policy. Coming from Ireland, she is Senior Analyst at the Victorian Parliamentary Budget Office, an independent office of Parliament in the state government of Victoria, Australia.

PSIA students from the Masters in Technology and Global Affairs and Environmental Policy went to Canada to compete in a policy challenge on "Green Technologies for Climate Mitigation, Adaptation, and/or Intervention"

Also read the recap article written by 6 PSIA student journalists and the poem by student Aisyah Lyana.

Youngsun Om has graduated in International Energy Transitions. Coming from South Korea, she is Business Development Analyst at Yamna, a UK-based startup developing green hydrogen and derivatives projects worldwide, including a flagship green ammonia project in Oman.

On Saturday, 7 February 2026, Sciences Po will host the 7th edition of its International Organisation Day (IOD), gathering more than 20 International Organisations.

Alejandro Solchaga Pérez Abreu has graduated in International Development. Coming from Mexico, he is Regulatory Policy Consultant in the OECD Centre in Mexico for Latin America and the Caribbean.

A poem by Aisyah Lyana, PSIA Student: Master in Technology and Global Affairs

Coming from France, Hadrien Loyant graduated in 2024 from the Master in International Energy Transitions. He is now working in Berlin as an analyst at Aurora Energy Research in Berlin, leading global provider of power market analytics and consultancy services, specialising in data-driven intelligence for strategic decisions in the energy sector.

At the Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA), preparing students for their professional future is not an afterthought; it is an integral part of the school's very fabric. Students arrive with diverse ambitions, and the job market is constantly changing. PSIA’s ecosystem is designed to help them explore these possibilities with confidence.

Salome Bajelidze has graduated in International Energy Transitions. Coming from Georgia, she is Associate Policy Regulatory Affairs Advisor at Equinor, based in Brussels.

Explore the events that made PSIA a platform for debate throughout the fall semester 2025. Most sessions are available as recordings.

Ismail Aykin has graduated in International Governance and Diplomacy after following a double major in Political Science and International Relations and History at Boğaziçi. He currently serves as a Career Diplomat (Foreign Service Officer) at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Türkiye.

"Feminist diplomacy is not about making statements and shaking hands but about building the very infrastructure for justice."

Insights from the Paris Energy Week and why leaders need to master Energy geopolitics.

Giulia Peruzzo has graduated in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action concentrating in the geographical areas of Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America. Coming from Italy, she works as a Peace Advisor for the GIZ Civil Peace Service project in Kathmandu, Nepal.

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