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International Relations professional specialised in topics about Japan, Korea and China focused on international economic relations, human rights and security with eight years of experience within research. She has worked inside the public sector inside the Mexican Foreign Service (consular-diplomatic branch) and inside the private sector. I have done professional research of international relations topics in general. Inside the learnt skills, she has very good language skills, adaptability (she has lived in three different countries: England, Finland and South Korea) and she also has good interpersonal skills with both foreigners and locals.
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Dr. Nour El Houda Chaoui is a Professor of Computer Science at Sidi Mohamed Ben Abedellah University (USMBA), in National School of Engineers (ENSAF) – Fez – Morocco. She is Country Director in Morocco of the International Higher Education Teaching and Learning Association-NY-USA (in consultative status with the United Nations). She is a former Professor of Computer Science at Ibn Zohr University in National School of Engineers (ENSA)- Agadir-Morocco. Dr. Chaoui teaches courses in Business Intelligence, Database administration, education and leadership. She is affiliated to the Artificial Intelligence, Data Sciences, and Emerging Systems Laboratory. Her current research interests include machine and deep learning, and big data analytics.
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Sameh Mansour is a socio-economic researcher specializing in the intersection of economic development, climate change, and public policy. His research focuses on advancing sustainable development in the MENA region, exploring how public policy can promote resilience, equity, and economic transformation in the face of climate challenges.
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Dr. Brian Moss is a Lecturer in Criminology. He has over fifteen years' industry experience in policy formulation and research in the areas of socio-economic and policing issues, collaborating with agencies in the British Isles and the EU on these topics. Dr. Moss has lectured at universities in Ireland and the UK on policing and its oversight, crime and technology, terrorism, penology, police pluralisation, and research methods. His research has been published in academic, practitioner and public-facing publications. He has also acted as a reviewer for three peer-review journals.
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Nhial Deng is a South Sudanese/Ethiopian refugee living in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya. He is passionate about empowering young people through education, mentorship, and social entrepreneurship to build inclusive, secure and sustainable communities. He heads the Refugee Youth Peace Ambassadors in Kakuma and studied Learning Facilitation at Regis University (Jesuit Worldwide Learning). He is currently working towards a Certificate in Journalism and Filmmaking from the FilmAid International Media Training Program.
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Young Haitian with two years of awarded experiences in international development focused on education and youth empowerment. Previous professional and volunteering collaborations with UNESCO and USAID implementing capacity-building and advocacy projects for disadvantaged youth in Haiti
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Dr Anita Lavorgna is Associate Professor at the University of Bologna (Italy), after spending several years in the UK (University of Southampton). Anita has an international research track record on and demonstrable expertise in interdisciplinary research drawing together criminology, socio-legal studies, and web/computer science. She has worked extensively on cybercrime and serious and organised crime.