Geoffrey Carliez

Geoffrey Carliez is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in international public policy, humanitarian and refugee affairs, project management, and journalism.

His educational journey includes studies in various disciplines such as journalism, international relations, public policy, and forced migration studies from reputable institutions like Utrecht School for Journalism, Erasmus Mundus Masters, and The Johns Hopkins University - Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies.

Geoffrey has enriched his knowledge through field experience and academic exchanges, further enhancing his expertise in sociology, media, and geography.

His extensive work history includes pivotal roles such as Global Project Coordinator at UNHCR, Consultant at the World Bank Group, and various positions at UNHCR, including Executive/Special Assistant to the Regional Director and Head of Field Unit in Amman.

Additionally, he has served as a Consultant at the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and contributed as a Freelance Journalist, Foreign Correspondent, and Editor-in-Chief for multiple employers.

Geoffrey Carliez demonstrates a genuine interest in multilateral and humanitarian affairs, foreign policy, security, and consultancies, making him a well-rounded professional in the field.