Elene Kintsurashvili is a Warsaw-based senior program coordinator on GMF’s Transatlantic Security team, focusing on research and convening activities. Her areas of expertise include NATO and EU engagement in the Eastern Partnership countries. She also follows the South Caucasus and Black Sea regions, Georgian domestic and foreign policies, and Russian hybrid warfare and its impact on European security and democratic resilience.

Kintsurashvili previously served as assistant to the deputy secretary-general of the Georgian parliament. Outside her professional work, she has been involved in civic initiatives advancing democracy and Georgian aspirations to integrate into the Euro-Atlantic community.

Kintsurashvili received her master’s degree in European interdisciplinary studies from the College of Europe, where she specialized in European neighborhood policy and the Eastern Partnership, and was awarded an honorary bachelor’s degree in international relations from Vistula University. She speaks fluent Georgian, Russian, and Polish.

Media Mentions

The discourse of fear, a formidable weapon in the service of Moscow
In Georgia, the pro-European image of the ruling party "has always been a facade"
US raises alarm over Georgia’s elections
Pro-Russian Party Wins in Georgia: "There is a Huge Climate of Frustration Throughout the Country"
Georgia stands at a crossroads between EU and Russia in pivotal, tense election
Elene Kintsurashvili - These elections will determine the future course of our country
The grey cardinal pushing Georgia towards Russia
Georgians fighting for Europe fear Brussels missing in action
Forging Futures: The Potential for Deepened Relations Between Poland and Armenia Amidst European Union (EU) Dynamics