We help governments and organisations turn participation in international institutions and forums into tangible political and policy outcomes. We prepare clients for negotiations, build coalitions and relationships, and support engagement across the EU, UN system and wider multilateral landscape.

Multilateral institutions and international forums can determine standards, allocate resources, establish obligations and shape the political environment in which countries operate. We help governments and organisations prepare for and participate effectively in these processes, ensuring that national priorities are represented and that opportunities for influence are not missed.

Our work includes strategic preparation for major international meetings and negotiations, stakeholder mapping, coalition-building, political outreach, briefing and communications. We can support clients before, during and after major gatherings including UNGA, COPs, WTO Ministerials, the World Health Assembly, G20 meetings and other high-level summits and conferences.

We also work with more specialised frameworks whose decisions can have significant practical consequences, including FATF, international financial and regulatory bodies, commodity and energy organisations and regional structures such as the African Union and the GCC.

Effective multilateral diplomacy requires more than just being at the table. It requires preparation, alliances, timing and an understanding of how formal and informal decision-making interact. We help clients build those capabilities and relationships, combining institutional engagement with political advocacy to turn participation in international forums into tangible diplomatic and policy outcomes.