Christine Nagy

Before joining CFG, Christine developed expertise in EU policy and advocacy through roles and traineeships in EU public affairs consultancies, the Belgian Permanent Representation to the EU, and the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Her experience includes analyzing and implementing policy strategies, particularly in areas such as the circular economy, AI, and the environment, as well as coordinating policies during the Belgian EU Presidency.

Christine’s academic background includes a Master’s degree in International Relations and Diplomacy from the College of Europe, and advanced studies in European Public Affairs and International Public Management from Maastricht University and Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Her interests focus on the intersection of EU policy, advocacy, and the ethical implications of emerging technologies and sustainability.