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.
على مدار سنوات وثقت أسماء 337 من ضباط #نظام_الأسد القياديين في الوحدات العسكرية والأفرع الأمنية، كما تم توثيق مناصبهم (577 منصب) بالإضافة لعدد كبير من المعلومات عنهم بحسب المتاح منها. سأنشر سلسلة طويلة من البطاقات التعريفية لهؤلاء الضباط لكي يصار إلى محاكمتهم محاكمة عادلة. #سورية pic.twitter.com/CiM7xgUu60
— Muhsen AlMustafa (@MuhsenAlmustafa) December 10, 2024