Master of Arts (MA) · Université Libre de Bruxelles (Free University of Brussels)
Aymane majored in International Relations, with a specialisation in security narratives and China’s modern foreign policy. He is currently working as a Defence & Raw Materials Consultant at Flint Global, supporting clients on energy, sustainability, raw materials and defence legislation, and positioning vis-à-vis evolving political trends within these sectors.Prior to Flint, he worked as an Outreach & EU Affairs Assistant on raw materials at the European Institute of Innovation and Technology.
Can the EU move from a strong civilian drone framework to achieving air sovereignty through a more security- and defence-oriented drone strategy, and how should it do so without fragmentation? Major structural gaps remain, while increasing securitisation risks undermine innovation and market grow…
– Why The EU’s Critical Raw Materials Push Matters For Defence – The EU’s CRM policy should be viewed as a defence issue, and not just an environmental or industrial one. – Europe is making progress, with a shift in mindset, but is still lagging in many sectors.
