Formerly a
research assistant at the Carnegie Middle East Center
I have a bachelor's degree in computer and information systems, and a diploma in political sciences.
I joined the Omran Center for Strategic Studies at the beginning of 2018 as a part of a joint program between the Omran Center and the Carnegie Middle East Center on Civil-Military relations in Arab countries in general, and Syria in particular. During my work until 2021, I contributed to launching Tawazun: Index of Arab Civil-Military Relations.
From May 2022 to May 2023 i was accepted as Nonresident Fellow at The Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy (TIMEP) focusing on security, military, and governance in Syria.
I have published many
studies and articles related to the military establishment in Syria in a number of research websites.
#Bashar_al_assad issued Decree No.(101&102 of 2024) appointing new governors in #Syria.
— Muhsen AlMustafa (@MuhsenAlmustafa) ١٢ مايو ٢٠٢٤
This appointments comes several days after the #Baath_Party elections and the appointment of a central leadership and a central committee for the party.
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