[Announcement] World Order Lab Bids Farewell to Twelve Members
World Order Lab announces the conclusion of the appointments of twelve members, effective Wednesday, September 30, 2026, following the completion of their respective terms of service with the youth think-tank.
Four members conclude one year of service with World Order Lab, having made sustained contributions to the organization’s research, programs, and institutional development. Those completing their one-year appointments are:
Katherine Viella Irwanto — Lead Analyst & Chair of Non-Proliferation Working Group
Fransiscus Divo Marcellino Prasetia — Associate Lead Analyst & Deputy Chair of G-2 Affairs Working Group
Ilham Amierah Zulfikri — Analyst, Middle East & North Africa Desk
Aghniya Noor Khaerani — Senior Project Associate
The remaining eight members conclude their respective six-month appointments, contributing to World Order Lab’s activities, research outputs, and collaborative initiatives throughout their terms. The members are as follows:
M. Zaenul Adrian — Analyst, Southeast Asia Desk
Mélodie Hourdiaux — Analyst, East Asia Desk
Bobyano Dolyamano Blessing Purba — Analyst, East Asia Desk
Nisa Asytiyah — Analyst, Middle East & North Africa Desk
Adisty Puan Maharani — Project Associate & Deputy Chair of Climate Action Working Group
Farrell Shahzada Pradhifa — Partnership Associate
Mochammad Albi Fakhrul Fadillah — Senior Graphic Designer
Kezia Fidelia Sharon — Senior Graphic Designer
The conclusion of these appointments reflects the natural progression of members’ respective terms and forms part of World Order Lab’s ongoing cycle of renewal and development. Throughout their service, the departing members have contributed their time, ideas, expertise, and commitment to advancing the youth think-tank work across its various regional desks and divisions within the three departments.
World Order Lab extends its sincere appreciation to all twelve members for their contributions and service. Their efforts have helped strengthen the youth think-tank research, programs, and wider community, and we are grateful for the time and commitment they have invested during their respective appointments.
World Order Lab wishes all departing members continued success and looks forward to remaining connected with them as part of the World Order Lab family.
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