The Al Mokha Center for Strategic Studies serves as a research institution dedicated to assimilating social and intellectual expertise and competencies. Our mission involves presenting comprehensive studies, insightful visions, and innovative ideas pertaining to Yemeni affairs. We specialize in connecting these analyses to broader regional and international interactions

To become the primary source for Yemeni affairs, locally and internationally.

We seek to provide predictions and solutions that support decision-makers and opinion leaders on Yemen’s political, economic, and social issues, through the implementation of highly professional and credible studies by an outstanding team of experts and researchers.

• Strategic Studies Unit
• Monitoring and field studies unit
• Survey Studies Unit
• Media and Design Unit
• Projects and activities unit
• Translation and International Affairs Unit

• Strategic Studies.
• Case Studies.
• Position Evaluation.
• Field Studies.
• Polling Studies.
• Monthly briefing

Conferences and Symposiums

• The Middle East in a Spiral of Expectations and Uncertainties (in partnership with Gelisim University)
• Rwanda, the Inspiring Transition
• The Yemeni Indicator: summary of the public opinion trends on the current situation and the role of the conflict parties

Participation in International Conferences:

• The Middle East Studies Association (Mesa) 2023
• Istanbul Security Conference® 2023 “Navigating Conflict in An Interdependent Region”
• World Peace and Humanity Conference

 Workshops and Seminars

• The BRICS coalition and its role in the Yemeni file
• Protests in Iran and their repercussions on Yemeni affairs
• Narrative of the Yemeni conflict
• A panel discussion on the “Saudi-Iranian Agreement”
• Developments in Yemen and media coverage
• The role of civil society in confronting the effects of wars
• A seminar for political science students on developments in Yemen
• Developments on the Yemeni scene and the Presidential Council

Virtual discussion sessions

• Saudi economic policies towards the Presidential Leadership Council
• The Republic of Yemen and the Belt and Road Initiative
• The position of the African Union on the new events in Yemen
• Paths of Dignity, February 11 Revolution
• The perspective of political partnership among the Houthi group
• The reality of the military and security scene in Yemen (in light of the strategic report)

The Mokha Forum’s training program is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of political researchers, instilling in them a robust scientific methodology, enhancing their research capabilities, and refining their writing skills. In the ever-evolving landscape of global politics, where the demand for well-informed decision-making is on the rise, this program is meticulously designed to equip participants with the indispensable tools and knowledge required for excelling in the field of political, economic, and social research.

• Mokha Forum: Empowering Political Researchers (Part 1 – 2022)
• Mokha Forum: Empowering Political Science Students (Intensive Diploma)
• Mokha Forum: Empowering Economic Researchers (Part 1 – 2024)
• Mokha Forum: Empowering Political Researchers (Part 2 – To be held in Yemen – 2024)

• Accurate Predictions: Over the years, our institution has been able to offer in-depth analysis and make highly accurate predictions regarding the political, economic, and social developments in Yemen. We have consistently anticipated various scenarios and forecasted significant events with exceptional precision.
• Data-Driven Decision-Making: Our robust data collection and analysis have served as a valuable resource for policymakers, international organizations, and governments. Our research has informed key decisions, ensuring they are grounded in a deep understanding of Yemeni affairs.
• Capacity Building: By investing in the training and development of our researchers, we have not only enhanced our institution’s capabilities but also contributed to building expertise in Yemeni affairs across the research community.
• Local Engagement: Our institution actively collaborates with Yemeni civil society, scholars, and the general public to ensure that our research and advocacy efforts remain rooted in the local context, reflecting the needs and aspirations of the Yemeni people.

• Resolution and Peacebuilding: A core goal is to actively contribute to conflict resolution and peacebuilding efforts in Yemen. This involves providing actionable recommendations to stakeholders, such as governments, international organizations, and civil society, to help facilitate dialogue and cooperation.
• Promoting Human Rights and Development: We aim to advocate for and contribute to initiatives that enhance human rights, economic development, and social well-being in Yemen while respecting local customs and traditions.
• Regional and International Engagement: We seek to engage proactively with regional and international actors to influence policies and decisions affecting Yemen, promoting solutions that are in the best interest of the Yemeni people.

• Public Awareness and Advocacy: Engage in public awareness campaigns to inform and educate the international community about the challenges and opportunities in Yemen. Use advocacy to influence international policies toward Yemen.
• Strategic Forecasting: Develop forecasting models and tools that provide regular insights into potential future scenarios in Yemen, facilitating better preparation and response to emerging challenges.
• Collaboration: Foster collaboration with other research institutions, NGOs, governments, and international organizations to leverage knowledge, resources, and influence for positive change.
• Peace Mediation and Negotiation Support: Build expertise in conflict resolution and negotiation support. Offer mediation services and expertise to parties involved in conflicts within Yemen.
• Policy Recommendations: Produce and disseminate policy briefs, reports, and white papers to provide evidence-based recommendations for policymakers and international stakeholders.
• Yemeni Engagement: Actively engage with Yemeni civil society, scholars, and the wider public to ensure that our research and advocacy efforts are rooted in the local context and reflect the needs and aspirations of the Yemeni people.