Executive Support for Governments and Multilaterals
Senior, discreet, and efficient capability across geotechnology, institutional transformation, and geo-economics. GAFG is your trusted solution for fast technology and global rapid realignments—impartial, comprehensive, multispatial, and genuinely international.
Rapid, senior advisory for public and private sectors at national, supranational or
sub-national levels.
Programs and training in various formats — join existing ones or tailor your own.
Why GAFG?
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Over 60 heads of government or state, or leading international organisations
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Over 850 experts from number of fields, generations and geographies - •
360 partners from over 100 countries on all five continents - •
Senior bench with a proven delivery track record - •
Inclusive network with Global South leadership
Institutional Redesign
Short, appliedmasterclasses
with a certificate of
completion.
Notable Speakers
Vladimir Norov
Foreign Minister of Uzbekistan (2006-2010, 2022), SCO Secretary General (2019-21)
Pascal Lamy
WTO Director General (2005-13), Jacques Delors Institutes
Moussa Faki Mahamat
African Union Commission Chairman (2017-25); Prime Minister of Chad (2003-2005) and Minister of Foreign Affairs (2008-17)
Khaled El-Enany
UNESCO Director-General (2025-29)
Albert R. Ramdin
OAS Secretary-General (2025-30); Surinam's Foreign Minister (2020-25) (
Kim Sung-hwan
South Koreas Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade (frm.)
Niklas Hedman
UN, OOSA Director
Deborah Stokes
Asian Development Bank Vice President (frm.), TI Board (Aus)
Anita Gradin
EU Commissioner, (frm.) (while serving) (S)
Bibi Ameenah Firdaus Gurib-Fakim
President of Mauritius
Zoran Zaev
Prime Minister, Macedonia (frm.)
Yves Leterme
Prime Minister of Belgium (frm.)
Yusuf Hassan Khalawi
ICCIA-ICCD Secretary General
Yerzhan Kazykhanov
Foreign Affairs Minister, Kazakhstan (frm.)
Yanis Varoufakis
Finance Minister of Greece, author
Werner Fasslabend
Austrian Defence Minister (frm.) AIES President
Walter Schwimmer
Council of Europe Sec-General (frm.)
Tarja Halonen
State President of Finland (frm.)
Taha Ayhan
ICYF President
Surin Pitsuwan
Foreign Minister and ASEAN Secretary General (frm.)
Sultan DYMM Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin Jamalullail
Raja of Perlis, King of Malaysia (2001-06)
Suleiman J. Al-Herbish
Director General OFID (while serving) (KSA)
Sheel Kant Sharma
SAARC Secretary General (frm.)
Senator Bogdan Klich
Defence Minister of Poland (frm.)
Sanyogita Atrey
HRH Princess
Prof. Jeffrey D. Sachs
Special Advisor to the Un Secretary General
Petre Roman
Prime Minister of Romania (frm.)
Ouided Bouchamaoui
Nobel Prize laureate
Olivér Várhelyi
EU Commissioner European Neighbourhood and Enlargement
Nasser Kamal
Union for the Mediterranean Secretary General
Mikulas Dzurinda
Prime Minister of Slovakia, Director of Martens Centre in Brussels
Marty Natalegawa
Foreign Minister of Indonesia (frm.)
Margaritis Schinas
EU Commission Vice-President (while serving)
Lassina Zerbo
Prime Minister Burkina Faso, CTBTO Executive Director (frm.)
Kjell Magne Bondevik
Prime Minister of Norway (frm.)
Kandeh K. Yumkella
UNIDO Director General (frm.)
John Bruton
Prime Minister of Ireland (frm.)
Jan Petersen
Foreign Affairs Minister Norway
Jan Figel’
European Commissioner for Education, Training, Culture (frm.)
Jack N. Rakove
Stenford University professor (Pulitzer Prize for History)
Ivo Josipovic
State President of Croatia (frm.)
Helga Konrad
Austrian Minister for Women and MP, OSCE Special Rep on Trafficking in Human Beings (frm.)
Guy Roberts
US Defence Secretary Assistant (frm.)
Franz Fischler
EU Commissioner, ALPBACH Forum President (while serving)
Fatih Birol
IEA Executive Director
Elaine Lan Chao
US Secretary of Labor (than Transport) (while serving)
Dritan Abazovic
Prime Minister of Montenegro (as serving)
Don Pramudwinai
Foreign Minister, Thailand; Prime Ministr Deputy (frm.)
Davor Domazet Loso
Admiral, Chief-of-Staff of the Croatian Supreme Military Command (frm.)
David M. Malone
UN Undersecretary General and UNU Rector (while serving)
Masterclass: Understanding AI & Life Science
Understanding AI, Healthcare, and its multidimensional and multispatial
implications for the public and private sector. Connectivity Shift – New
technologies and New geographies in the post-globalized world.
The first tier: September 24th, 2026
End of Course: November 12th, 2026
Updates, not Noise
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