The Authority is seeking a Non-Governmental Advisor for the International Competition Network

The ICN and the role of the NGA

The International Competition Network is a private international organisation established in 2001, which currently brings together 141 national competition authorities worldwide.

This network serves as a forum for discussion on matters relating to the enforcement of competition law, with the aim of promoting convergence between competition laws and policies, as well as cooperation between the authorities responsible for their enforcement, in order to improve the effectiveness of regulation at international level.

To achieve these goals, ICN members work in collaboration with non-governmental representatives through five working groups focusing on cartels, abuses of dominant positions, mergers, the promotion of competition and, finally, the working methods of competition authorities.

Call for expressions of interest

The Authority wishes to appoint a non-governmental representative to carry out the duties set out above for a two-year term (2027–2028).

To be eligible, candidates must:

• have a sound knowledge of economics, consumer protection or law;
• be professors of law or economics, in-house lawyers, legal advisers, economists, representatives of international professional organisations or specialist solicitors;
• demonstrate relevant international experience in the field of competition policy;
• participate in working groups, seminars, webinars and workshops;
• be proficient in English (spoken and written).

Applications

Applications must be submitted by 16 October 2026, by email marked ‘ICN representative application’ to rh@concurrence.etat.lu.

They must include a CV, along with a brief covering letter.