Alexandra Egorova is an accomplished legal professional with extensive experience in criminal and international law. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree in International Criminal Law and IHL as well as a Bachelor of Laws degree in Civil Law from Moscow State Institute of International Relations. Additionally, she has a Master of Laws in European Law from the same institution. Her professional experience includes a role as a researcher at Russia-OECD Centre RANEPA, and she has also worked as an intern at the Department for New Challenges and Threats at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation. Alexandra has served as a trainer at both the All-Russian Forum III “Future Intellectual Leaders of Russia” and the Iturup Youth Forum, and has worked as an evening secretary at Clifford Chance LLP. While at Moscow State Institute of International Relations, she served as a Dean’s Office Secretary for the International Law School.

Overall, Alexandra has a strong background in legal and training roles and is well-versed in international and criminal law. Her experience in research, writing, and public speaking gives her a well-rounded perspective when it comes to legal strategy and communication.