Authors

A professor of Postgraduate Studies in the Department of Creed at the Faculty of Sharia, King Khalid University, previously serving as Head of the Authorship and Curriculum Unit at the Italian Institute for Islamic and Human Studies (Bayan), this scholar has a deep commitment to education and research. He also directed the Gifted Care Center in Istanbul and is a dedicated researcher specializing in Islamic sects. With over fifteen research papers published in international peer-reviewed journals and several books to his name, his contributions to Islamic studies are well recognized.

Adel Dashila, PhD in English Literature, is a researcher and lecturer, currently a visiting scholar at the University of Turku, Finland, and a resident scholar at the Columbia University Global Center for Middle Eastern Studies. He is a non-resident scholar at the Middle Eastern Studies Association, Washington. His expertise includes post-conflict transitional justice, conflict studies, and a broad understanding of Yemeni affairs, including tribal dynamics.

Professor of Political Science and researcher at the Mocha Center for Strategic Studies. He has authored numerous published and unpublished books, research papers, and studies. He has participated in many local and international conferences and seminars.

Elham Al-Hadabi has been engaged in Yemeni organizations since her university years, actively participating in educational programs and workshops. She served as the director of the training unit and later the media unit at Women Journalists Without Borders. With a master's degree from a Turkish university, her research focused on the Houthi movement’s security and political effects on international relations. Currently, she is working on her PhD in political sociology. Elham has also led the studies and research unit at the Gulf Women's Forum and contributed as a researcher at the Thought Center for Strategic Studies. She has written seven books, research papers, and articles for academic and media platforms.

Head of the Strategic Studies Unit Researcher and writer with many published books, publications, and research papers Interested in Yemeni affairs and issues of thought and identity.

A researcher in Yemeni and Gulf affairs, and the CEO of the Mocha Center for Strategic Studies. He is also a member of the Yemen Peace Initiative. He has authored numerous studies and research papers, including the book "The Compass of Conflict in Yemen" (which has been translated into English) and "Iranian Influence in Yemen and Gifted Opportunities." Mr. Ateq has contributed to several important studies, such as "The Arabs: Self-Fragmentation," a study on soft power in the foreign policies of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Iran (a comparative study), and the book "The Turkish Justice and Development Party: A Study in Thought and Experience." He also contributed for three years to the preparation of the annual strategic report on the Arab region and its surroundings. Mr. Ateq Jarallah has participated in numerous scientific and political conferences.

Nabila Saeed is a journalist and media professional passionate about humanitarian issues. She works as a media consultant for various organizations, trains volunteer teams, and specializes in media and legal education. she has organized and facilitated workshops, discussion groups, and conferences focused on media, legal, and political themes. She is the founder of several voluntary initiatives and has authored research papers and books such as Social Media and Voluntary Work, School and Democratic Upbringing, and Women Above the Ashes. She is also involved in content evaluation and development for institutional media and has participated in numerous international conferences on Yemen, women, and volunteerism.

Head of the Field Analysis and Studies Unit Researcher specializing in Yemeni affairs with a Ph.D. in Future Studies He has many published books, studies, and research papers.

Writer and researcher at Al Arabi magazine published in Kuwait. Writer at Al Jazeera website Non-resident researcher at Mokha Center for Studies. Proficient in Arabic, English and Chinese Chairman of the Board of Directors of ETA Import and Export Company - China"

Tawfiq Al-Hamidi is a committed lawyer and human rights activist, leading SAM Organization for Rights and Freedoms. He holds degrees in Sharia and Law from Sana'a University, a master's in International Law, and a diploma in Strategic State Management. His legal career includes roles as Deputy Director of the Legal Department at the Yemeni Ministry of Education and Director General of Legal Affairs at the National Atomic Energy Commission. Tawfiq is actively involved in several Yemeni human rights organizations and regularly participates in international forums, including the Human Rights Council in Geneva, as well as television programs and conferences on Yemen’s human rights issues.