ABOUT US
We are an academic institute that provides non- profit activities, which aims at promoting young scholars, in particular academicians from MENA region, and make their academic work available to academic instances in general, but in particular the politicy and decision-making institutions of EU countries.
OUR AIMS
SISSAR aims at initiating and supporting academic research and strategic studies to follow up and register the diagram of development tendency also to point directions and axes of current and coming change process.
Above the pure academic aspects, the mission of SISSAR initiatives also includes quest of pointing frameworks for the existing and coming changes also to make risk calculations, create missions and formulate recommendations.
SISSAR activities and publications should form a theoretical reference to the social engineering processes and strategies as well as risk management and risk mitigation plans created by concerned institutions and decision-making authorities.
The involvement of domestic scholars from MENA region in research related to this region problems should be fundamental, and they should be given more space to express their points of view. Academicians from MENA region, especially the young generation, can have a better understanding of the background of the existing crises in their own countries. Research delivered by young scholars from MENA region can bring other facts to the surface, which non- domestic scholar might not notice or be aware of.
SISSAR aims also at organizing periodical academic conferences to bring scholar from different part of the world together, to focus on and discus common topics and present opinions through academic research and strategic studies.
All activity plans, research, and academic works accessible for public uses in our website. Additionally, the Institute plans to publish a printed annual or bi-annual academic magazine in which most relevant academic research and results of conferences implemented by SISSAR will be published.
SISSAR believes that through such activities, it will pave the way for the establishment of a network to connect and integrate scholars from all over the world, but especially young academicians, under the umbrella of one platform. This will enhance and enrich the academic research and strategic studies. It also can bring them to a new level of understanding of world problematic and prospective of solutions. The platform will emphasis on bringing the scientific achievement of scholar from MENA region closer to the western scientific world in general, but the EU one in particular.
OUR MISSION
The main objective of the center is interest in scientific research and various scientific activities, such as publishing research, printing books, organizing conferences, seminars, and joint workshops. The center was established in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden on 10/05/2020, by a group of independent researchers who believe in working hard to spread science.
OUR VISION
SISSAR aims to promote young scholars from the MENA region by providing non-profit activities. We ensure their academic work reaches global academic communities and specifically target policy and decision-making institutions in EU countries.
OUR TEAM
1. Khoushnaw Tillo, UMCS, Doctor, Lecturer in International Relations – Specialist of MENA Region Conflicts, Sweden, X_tillo@hotmail.com
2. Ayad Wali, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Doctor, Lecturer in Economic Development, Iraq, Wali1982@hotmail.com
3. Marek Dutkowski, University of Szczecin, Doctor, Full Professor in Socio-Economic Geography, Spatial Management, Poland, marek.dutkowski@usz.edu.pl
4. Radha Abdul Jabbar Salman, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Doctor, Full Professor in Political Geography and Geopolitics, Iraq, radhaqu@gmail.com
5. Salih Ati Almosawi, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Doctor, Full Professor in Climatology, Iraq, almosawi.salih@yahoo.com
6. Salah Yarka Melek, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Doctor, Full Professor in Geographical Thought, Iraq, Salah.melek@qu.edu.iq
7. Asim Hakim Abbas, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Doctor, Full Professor in History, Iraq, asim.hakm@qu.edu.iq
8. Ruqayah Ahmed Ameen, Aliraqia University, Doctor, Full Professor in Rs Gis, Iraq, Ruqaya_mohamed@aliraqia.edu.iq
9. Jamil Kazem Jawad, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Doctor, Full Professor in Sports Science, Iraq, jemiel.alabody@qu.edu.iq
10. Hammadi Abbas Hammadi, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Doctor, Full Professor in Population Geography, Iraq, Hammadi.hammadi@qu.edu.iq
11. Stefan Dudra, University of Zielona Gora, Doctor, Full Professor, Director of The Institute of Politics and Administration, Poland, Stefan.dudra@wp.pl
12. Pochily Piotr Pochyły, University of Zielona Gora, Doctor, Assistant Professor, Deputy Director of The Institute of Politics and Administration, Poland, piotr_pochyly@yahoo.com
13. Ryszard Michalak, University of Zielona Gora, Doctor, Associate Professor, Head of The Department of International Relations, Poland, ryszardmichalak@interia.pl
14. Natalia Sypion-Dutkowska, University of Szczecin, Doctor, Assistant Professor in Geography of Crime, Environmental Criminology, Poland, natalia.sypion@usz.du.pl
15. Dr. Kahlid Marzoq Resen, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Doctor, Assistant Professor in Gis, Iraq, Khlid.resen@qu.edu.iq
16. Rafid Mosa Al-Amiri, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Doctor, Assistant Professor in Urban Geography, Iraq, rafid.abd@qu.edu.iq
17. Salam Salim Abed Hadi, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Doctor, Assistant Professor in Geography of Agriculture, Iraq, salam.abed@qu.edu.iq
18. Hader Abud Kazar, University of Al-Qadisiyah, Doctor, Assistant Professor in Development Geography, Iraq, haideraboud77@gmail.com
19. Enas M . Salih, University of Anbar, Doctor, Assistant Professor in Geography – Population, Iraq, Enas.mohmmed@uoanbar.edu.iq
20. Suhaila Najem Al Ibrahimi, University of Baghdad, Doctor, Assistant Professor in Geography of Water Resources, Iraq, alibrahimisuhaila@gmail.com
21. Khalid Hwaer Shams, University of Thi-qar, Doctor, Assistant Professor in Linguistics in The Arabic Language, Iraq, dkalshamssh@yahoo.com
22. Wejdan Albudary, University of Luxembourg, M.A., Researcher in Spatial Development, Luxembourg, Wejdan.lux@hotmail.com
23. Marzena Kaminska, Stockholm Sjukhem, Doctor, Specialist doctor in Geriatric Medicine, Sweden, M_kaminska@hotmail.com
24. Ammar Ibrahim Shihab, University of Baghdad, Doctor, Lecturer in Computer Science, Iraq, ammar.i@sc.uobaghdad.edu.iq
25. Firas Sami Abdulaziz Alqatrani, University of Basrah, Doctor, Lecturer in Urban Geography, Iraq, Firas.alqatrany@gmail.com
26. Dheyaa Al-Fatlawi, Lancaster University, Doctor, Lecturer in English Language and Linguistics, UK, diaya@qu.edu.iq
27. Majed Mustapha Ali, Kuwait University, Doctor, Lecturer in Educational Psychology, Kuwait, Majed.smekal@outlook.com