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Mattis Argeliez
French Ministry of Justice
Legal Officer at the Institutional and diplomatic affairs office, European and International affairs department
Biography
Mattis Argeliez is a legal officer at the French Ministry of Justice, specialising in international and European law. He works in the institutional and diplomatic affairs office, within the European and International Affairs department (DAEI) in Paris.
His role focuses on the Ministry’s international and multilateral engagement. He coordinates French contributions to international organisations and treaty bodies. He also drafts briefing notes for the Minister’s office ahead of international meetings and negotiations. He liaises across departments and with the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs. His work spans human rights, judicial cooperation and access to justice, and within that remit he follows the OECD’s work on people-centred justice.
Before joining the Ministry, Mattis worked at the French National Contact Point for the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises on Responsible Business Conduct, within the Permanent Representation of France to the OECD. He also gained experience in law firms, practising in public and business law.
He studied law at the Université de Montpellier and at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, where he obtained a Master 2 in International and European Business Law. He subsequently trained as a lawyer and holds the French bar qualification (CAPA). He works in both French and English
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