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French Diplomat Dugit-Gros Joins Institute

Sep 2, 2021
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Washington, D.C. - French diplomat Louis Dugit-Gros has joined the Washington Institute for Near East Policy as a visiting fellow, the research institution announced today. Dugit-Gros is the third active-duty French diplomat to be a visiting fellow at the Institute.

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“We are pleased to host Louis at the Institute,” said Executive Director Dr. Robert Satloff. “His insights as both an analyst of the Middle East and a member of the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs will contribute greatly to our work.”

Dugit-Gros served as the press officer for the French embassy in Morocco, and as a political advisor for Libya, and a desk officer for Qatar and Oman at ministry headquarters in Paris. He also worked as a research analyst for the French Ministry of Defense.

Dugit-Gros hold master’s degrees from Sciences Po Lyon, Saint Joseph University of Beirut, and Paris-Dauphine University.

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