SocialPortas Doina
Main achievement
Vice President of the Institute for a Greater Europe
About
Doina Portas is a young professional originating from the Republic of Moldova, active in the social and political field in Belgium, with a pronounced interest in climate and energy policies, Moldova's integration into the European Union, and the involvement of young people in public policy-making. A graduate of a Bachelor's in Social Sciences with a specialization in Political Science at Vrije Universiteit Brussel and Universiteit Gent (2022-2025), she continued her studies with a Master's in European and International Governance at the same university (2025-2026). She also participated in the Jean Monnet Winter School on EU policymaking, focusing on digital rights and European diplomacy, demonstrating a solid academic trajectory oriented towards sustainable development and European affairs. Professionally, Doina currently holds the position of Trainee Association Management Assistant at CLERENS, an organization in Brussels, starting in January 2026. Previously, she was the Financial Coordinator at the League of Students from the Republic of Moldova (LSORM) and collaborated with the Institute for a Greater Europe between November 2023 and August 2024, contributing to initiatives promoting European integration and civic engagement. Her experience includes participating in simulations such as "Model European Union Vienna" and publishing an article in the French magazine "Res Publica," highlighting skills in finance, coordination, and social advocacy. With native language proficiency in Romanian and Russian, as well as professional-level English, Doina Portas represents an active voice of the Moldovan diaspora in Belgium, promoting the values of sustainability and European integration. Although detailed information about her personal life is not publicly available, her involvement in young professional networks suggests a dedication to the expatriate Moldovan community and a vision oriented towards the European future of her homeland, within a dynamic social context marked by challenges such as climate change and EU cohesion.
