International Liaison Officer

Key Responsibilities

• Build and maintain strategic relationships with government representatives, commercial partners, industry stakeholders and international organisations.
• Serve as the primary contact for executive-level communications, negotiations and sensitive discussions with international partners.
• Represent the organisation at meetings, negotiations, conferences and strategic forums.
• Lead commercial negotiations to achieve favourable outcomes while protecting business interests.
• Respond effectively to operational challenges, supplier concerns, customer escalations and unexpected issues.
• Facilitate conflict resolution between stakeholders while maintaining long-term relationships.
• Support senior leadership during crisis situations, international incidents and sensitive operational matters.
• Assist with partner onboarding, supplier development and cross-border initiatives.
• Prepare executive briefings, intelligence reports, situational updates and strategic recommendations.
• Monitor geopolitical, commercial and regulatory developments that may impact business operations.
• Identify and assess political, reputational, operational and commercial risks.
• Ensure all communications are conducted with the highest levels of professionalism, discretion and confidentiality.

Working Requirements

• Willingness to work flexible hours to accommodate international stakeholders.
• Availability for early morning, evening and occasional weekend engagements.
• Ability to travel locally and internationally when required.
• Valid passport and driver’s licence.
• Ability to attend international conferences, executive meetings and stakeholder engagements.
• Eligibility to obtain and maintain relevant security clearances where required.
• Commitment to maintaining strict confidentiality and information security standards.

Preferred Qualifications

• Degree in International Relations, Political Science, Commerce, Law, Communications or a related discipline.
• Experience engaging with government agencies, multinational organisations or international institutions.
• Background in strategic communications, corporate affairs, international trade, public policy, geopolitical analysis or executive advisory services.
• Experience working across multiple countries and cultures.
• Knowledge of international protocols and diplomatic practices.