12850 - Institutional Relations Coordinator
Pubblicato il 13-10-2026 - Altro in Bari
What We Are Looking For Do you know how institutional decisions take shape — in Brussels, in Rome and in the rooms where international organisations set their agendas? Are you equally at ease drafting a briefing note for a high-level meeting in the morning and building a long-term relationship with a ministry, an EU directorate or an international partner in the afternoon?
CMCC Position cod. 12850 Institutional Relations Coordinator Deadline: November 2nd, 2026
Do you know how institutional decisions take shape — in Brussels, in Rome and in the rooms where international organisations set their agendas? Are you equally at ease drafting a briefing note for a high-level meeting in the morning and building a long-term relationship with a ministry, an EU directorate or an international partner in the afternoon?
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