Dr. Khadija Moalla is an internationally recognized expert in development policy, international law, and governance, with over three decades of experience spanning academia, global institutions, and high-level advisory roles. She holds a PhD in International Public Law from Paris V University, France, and has served for more than 10 years in senior leadership positions within the United Nations system. Her areas of expertise include development and humanitarian law, human rights, gender equality, HIV/AIDS and public health, governance, access to justice, and the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), including CCA/UNSDCF and VNR/VLR processes. Dr. Moalla is also a certified transformational leadership coach and a sought-after speaker and trainer, having delivered capacity-development and policy advisory services in over 60 countries, in the five continents. She has advised governments, parliaments, UN agencies, civil society organizations, media, academia, and private sector leaders. A prolific author, she has published over 300 works, including 15 peer-reviewed articles in Arabic, French, and English. Her contributions have been widely recognized, including the UN Leadership Innovative South-South Award and the EU Lina Ben Mhenni Award. She currently serves as a Global Fund TRP expert and a jury member of the Shanghai Award.