This week, Dr. Cesar Cunha Campos, Director of FGV Europe, and Silke Weinlich, Deputy Director of the United Nations System Staff College (UNSSC), came together to formally launch this promising partnership, marking an important milestone in our international cooperation initiatives.
Through this MoU, FGV Europe and UNSSC will work together to:
– Co-develop training initiatives that address today’s global challenges;
– Strengthen academic partnerships that drive innovation and impact;
– Promote knowledge exchange and capacity building between Brazil, Europe, and the UN system.
The meeting focused on future training initiatives and academic collaborations, particularly between the United Nations System Staff College (UNSSC) and FGV Europe, building on the expertise and global impact of both institutions.
We are also pleased to share that Mariana Fleischhauer Corrêa da Costa has been officially accepted into the UNSSC course “Circular Economy and the 2030 Agenda,” starting this October.
A special thanks to Simona Costanzo Sow, Filipe Deute, and Mariana Fleischhauer Corrêa da Costa, whose dedication were key in starting this fruitful initiative.
We are confident that this collaboration will open new perspectives for creating impactful programs that contribute to sustainable development, international cooperation, and multilateral dialogue.