Andreea Gavril

Bioeconomy Youth Ambassador under the guidance of the European Commission (DG for Research & Innovation)

International Relations and European Studies

Deeply interested in promoting economic cohesion and fostering development through sustainable and inclusive practices, Andreea is committed to contributing to the growth of rural and disadvantaged communities in Moldova. Her focus is on advancing innovative policies and data-driven sustainable economic initiatives that strengthen resilience and integration.

KEY AREAS OF EXPERTISE:

European Integration; EU Enlargement Policy; Sustainable Development; Bioeconomy; Climate

Action; Diplomacy; International Negotiations; Project Management; Grant Writing.

EXPERIENCE:

Since April 2025, Andreea started her mandate as a Bioeconomy Youth Ambassador, where she promotes sustainable bioeconomy initiatives, engages youth in EU policy dialogues, and

contributes to outreach and communication strategies.

In 2025, she interned at the Bureau for European Integration, Government of Moldova, contributing to the Enlargement Package, raising awareness on CFM reform, and identifying negotiation gaps to support strategic planning.

Previously, Andreea worked at the Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in Hungary, drafting diplomatic correspondence, conducting political and economic analysis, and supporting culturaland public diplomacy. She also served as Conference Ambassador for LCOY Romania, engaging youth in international climate action and building community participation.

EDUCATION:

Andreea is pursuing a BA in Diplomacy in Business, Faculty of European Studies at Babeș-Bolyai University, Romania, and a one-year Erasmus+ student exchange at Ludovika University of Public Service in International Studies at Ludovika University, Hungary. She has also completed training in entrepreneurship, business administration, and data analytics.

LANGUAGES:

Romanian – native, English – C2, Russian – C2, Spanish – B1, Korean – A2.

Andreea is currently based between Romania and Moldova.