Francesca Ludovica La Rocca

Francesca Ludovica La Rocca was born in Naples in March 2002. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and a Master’s degree in International Relations from LUISS Guido Carli University in Rome, with a thesis on bi-regional relations between the European Union and Latin America. She speaks Italian, English, Spanish, and French.

Passionate about international affairs, she is particularly interested in Latin America, transatlantic relations, and the Euro-Mediterranean region. She completed an internship at the Permanent Observer Mission of Italy to the Organization of American States (OAS) in Washington, D.C., and worked as a Junior Political Researcher at the Parliamentary Assembly of the Mediterranean.

With a keen interest in communicating international affairs to a wider audience, during her studies she wrote geopolitical articles for a university journal. In the same years, she coordinated the activities and social media communications of student projects aimed at introducing students to international organisations and multilateralism. Her background also includes a long-standing commitment to scouting and volunteering in social inclusion projects. Since October 2026, she has been part of Mondo Internazionale, where she serves as Staff Writer for the Framing the World section of Mondo Internazionale Post.