Research: The participation of religions in diplomatic dialogue: history of the peace process in the Central African Republic
Ph.D. student in Peace Studies, curriculum in “Identity, Memories, Religions and Peace” with a research project entitled “The participation of religions in diplomatic dialogue: history of the peace process in the Central African Republic.” Graduated with honors in “International Relations, Major Diplomacy” (LM-52) from Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali (LUISS), with a thesis in “Italian Foreign Policy”: “History of a diplomatic failure: how Italy lost Libya, from the signature of the Peace Treaty to the Bevin-Sforza Plan.” He took the Advanced Training Course for Preparation for the Diplomatic Career Competition at LUISS. During his three-year degree in Political Science in Pisa (L-36), he did the 9-month Erasmus at Sorbonne University Paris 1. He has a C1 level knowledge of English (Cambridge Certificate) and B2 level knowledge of French (Institut Français).