Klajdi Priska is a global affairs and project management professional with experience in youth policy, diplomacy, and international cooperation. He currently works in consultancy with international companies, advising on projects that promote economic growth, strategic independence, and youth engagement. Klajdi earned his MSc in Global Affairs from King’s College London, focusing his research on resilience strategies of small states, and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Tirana and Humboldt University of Berlin bridging AI and decision making.

He has contributed to national, regional and international initiatives through roles with the Regional Youth Cooperation Office, National Youth Congress, and partnerships involving Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, and EuroNews. His work has included policy engagement at the UN, UNSC, EU institutions, and the European Youth Forum, as well as collaboration with Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

With a background that bridges technology and policy, Klajdi applies his skills to strengthen democratic institutions and advance policies that empower citizens and foster cooperation built on mutual respect for national independence and values while building strong alliances abroad.