Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leaders Program 2025 for young professionals (Fully Funded to Rabat, Morocco.)
Applications are now open for the 2025 Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leaders Program. The Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leaders (ADEL) is more than a leadership program. It is a launchpad for rising changemakers from the Atlantic Basin who are shaping the future through action, innovation, and dialogue.
The ADEL program, the flagship leadership initiative of the Policy Center for the New South (PCNS), will hold its 12th edition from December 7–11, 2025, in Rabat, Morocco. Since 2012, ADEL has brought together over 40 outstanding young professionals each year from across the Atlantic Basin for a fully funded, transformative week of leadership development.
Following the program, participants join the Atlantic Dialogues, a high-level annual conference held from December 11–13, 2025, engaging directly with global decision-makers and thought leaders from around the Atlantic Basin for open, informal discussion on cross-regional issues.
Requirements
The program is seeking passionate young professionals who are:
Aged 25-35 years old (as of May 7th, 2025)
Citizens or residents of countries in the Atlantic Basin (Africa, North/Central/South America, Europe, or the Caribbean)
Fluent in English
Available for the full period (December 7–13, 2025)
Demonstrating leadership potential and a strong professional track record
Committed to creating impact in their communities and fields (public, private, civil society…)
Eager to engage across cultures and contribute to the Emerging Leaders and Atlantic Dialogues networks.
Benefits
Fully Funded Participation: Round-trip economy airfare, hotel accommodation, local transportation in Morocco, and meals throughout the program and conference
Tailored leadership training and interactive workshops
Exposure to global policy discussions through full participation in the Atlantic Dialogues conference
Networking with senior leaders, experts, and peers from diverse sectors and regions
Opportunities for collaboration and visibility within the ADEL and PCNS communities
A lifelong alumni network and community committed to bring about lasting social change, create impact and change narratives.
Application Procedure:
Your application must include:
Resume/CV (max. 2 pages, PDF format)
Personal Statement (max. 250 words), outlining your perspective on today’s leadership challenges and your role in the Atlantic space
One-Minute Private YouTube Video, answering:
Who are you and what’s your field of work?
What drives your work and its impact?
Why are you applying to ADEL?
How will you contribute to and benefit from the program?
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