Dolțu Adela
Main achievement
Project Assistant at the Council of Europe
About
Adela Dolțu is a diplomat and international relations specialist recognized for her contributions to the European Union's external action, with a focus on human rights, development cooperation, and diplomacy. She holds an MA in Interdisciplinary European Studies from the College of Europe, a joint Master's degree in Comparative European Political Studies from Babeș-Bolyai University and Université Paris-Est Marne-la-Vallée, as well as a BA in International Relations and European Studies. Her career includes key positions such as Junior Diplomat at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Romania, in the Human Rights, Minorities Protection and Council of Europe Division, and Program Coordinator at the EU Diplomatic Academy from 2024. She has collaborated with prestigious European institutions, including the College of Europe, where she served as Academic Coordinator Assistant in the Department of International Relations and Diplomatic Studies between 2021 and 2023, and Ecorys Poland, as part of the International Research Team, contributing to studies for the European Parliament on foreign policy and disinformation. Her previous experience in development cooperation, at Fondazione Giacomo Brodolini in Rome, Bucharest, and Ankara, focused on civil society, gender, labor policy, and social inclusion. She was also involved in activities related to the Council of Europe, including as a delegate of the COHOM working group, and potential links with the University of Szeged through European academic networks. Primarily based in France and Belgium for professional activities, Adela Dolțu is fluent in Romanian, English, and French, with good knowledge of Italian and Spanish. Her publications, such as the study on disinformation and its impact on the rule of law in the EU (2021), reflect her expertise in European security and diplomacy. Her personal life remains discreet, but her career path demonstrates a commitment to European values in an international context, promoting intercultural dialogue and multilateral cooperation.
