Benjamin Revah

Right from the start of his higher education, Benjamin Revah opted for a course of study with a focus on international and European law. 

It was during his Master 1 in International and European Law at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne that he discovered his passion for the law of the European Union’s internal market.  

The European business law issues he studied at the Sorbonne were put into practice during a five-month internship in 2020 with the Member of Parliament for the first constituency of Haut-Rhin in France, who is also a member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and the Economic Affairs Committee. As part of this internship, he had the opportunity to assist the MP during sessions at the Council of Europe.  

Convinced that long-term international experience was essential to his career to achieve his career goals, in 2021 he enrolled in the Master’s in Franco-Asian Business Law at the University of Paris 2 Panthéon Assas, and relocated to Vietnam within the University of Law and Economics in Ho-Chi-Minh City. 

This experience, which was enriching both culturally and academically, was complemented by a ten-month work internship in the legal department of the France-Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry. There, he dealt with all issues relating to the creation of legal structures both in Vietnam and in France, as well as issues relating to the EVFTA, the free trade agreement linking the European Union and Vietnam since 2020. As the Chamber of Commerce is part of the “European Enterprise Network”, he had the privilege of helping set up subsidiaries of European companies in Vietnam. These missions were conducted entirely in English. He also played an active role in organizing several forums and conferences on trade relations between Vietnam and the European Union, such as the Forum of Foreign Trade Advisors held in Ho Chi Minh City in March 2023. The tasks entrusted to him during this internship have strengthened his ambition to become a lawyer specializing in European and international business law.