Lorenzo Rinaldi

Master's graduate in Policies for International Development Cooperation with a strong focus on understanding developing contexts and all the phases aimed at meeting the needs of beneficiaries. Throughout my university curriculum, I have paid particular attention to the management of wars and emergencies through dedicated workshops and courses, as well as simulations, concerning post-emergency interventions and peacebuilding and peacekeeping practices.

In parallel with my academic career, I have gained specific expertise in the contexts of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula through external courses that contributed to the writing of two essays:

• Green Hydrogen and the New Relations Between Europe and Africa, published by the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in the book Natural Resources in Africa: Reflections and Proposals.
• Terrorism in Burkina Faso and its Ties to Gold.

At the same time, I began a collaboration with the Department of Anthropology at the University of Louisville (Kentucky) for the publication of a chapter on ethnographic research in the city of Naples, set to be released in 2025.

• Course in Geopolitics of Africa, ISPI (Institute for International Political Studies)
• Course in Geopolitics of the Gulf: Understanding the Arabian Peninsula, ISPI (Institute for International Political Studies)
• Certificate of IT Competencies P.E.K.I.T. Expert

15/04/1997