UK Home Office
Adam Laidouci is the Team Leader for Global Multilateral Affairs in the UK Home Office, overseeing engagement with and policy development for G7, UN, G20 and Five-Country Ministerial multilateral affairs. He joined the International Affairs Directorate in the Home Office in 2023 after serving in a variety of positions across Government and Law-Enforcement, including Strategic Adviser (International Relations and Government Affairs) to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner at New Scotland Yard, a posting with the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office at the UK Mission to the EU in Brussels during the UK-EU negotiations post EU Exit, and as Head of Counter-Drones Policy within the Homeland Security Unit of the Home Office – developing and implementing the first UK Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Strategy.
Adam began his Civil Service career in Downing Street as a Communication Officer within the Prime Minister’s Office (2011) before transferring to the Home Office to become Adviser to the Home Secretary on Parliamentary Affairs.
Adam earned a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Politics and Economics - with a major in International Relations - from the Open University and is a recent Graduate from both the Senior Leadership Programme of the UK College of Policing, and a national security practitioner from the UK College for National Security. He has great pride in public service and a passion for the homeland security mission. In his spare time, he enjoys travelling, working towards his Private Pilot’s Licence and volunteering within his local community.
