Anne-Laure Léger is a diplomat representing Flanders at UNESCO, the OECD, and the Council of Europe. Her role involves defending Flemish interests in international matters like energy and R&D, strengthening the regions image, and building networks. She holds Masters degrees from Sciences Po and Ghent University and previously served as the General Representative of Flanders to Italy.
She has a strong focus on multilateralism and international cooperation, participating in panel discussions and initiatives that reinforce the power of a strong UN. Her work often involves themes of culture, heritage, human rights, biodiversity, and sustainable development. She is based in Paris, overseeing institutions in both Paris and Strasbourg.
Anne-Laure has been a key supporter of a pioneering UNESCO project using environmental DNA (eDNA) to map marine biodiversity at World Heritage sites.
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