Diplomacy and Africa’s International Relations

Khalid Haroun Ibrahim Abdalla is a Master of Arts student in Global African Studies at The Africa Institute, Global Studies University, specializing in Diplomacy and Africa’s International Relations, from Sudan. His academic interests focus on African diplomacy and continental foreign affairs, with particular attention to economic development and human rights. Drawing on his background in economics and professional experience as an economic inspector at the Sudanese Ministry of Oil and Gas, Khalid examines how policies impact livelihoods and how diplomatic processes shape these outcomes. His research emphasizes human rights economics, exploring issues such as development, sanctions, and equitable opportunities, with the goal of informing policies that advance inclusive and sustainable prosperity across Africa.

Academic Background

  • B.A., Economics, Bahri University, Sudan 

Publications & Contributions

  • 2020, Undergraduate Thesis: The Role of Economic Policy in Sudan’s Development Pathways, Bahri University. Explored links between macroeconomic planning and development outcomes.

In Their Own Words

“The faculty’s expertise and mentorship provided me with critical insights that shaped my research, while the supportive community fostered an inspiring environment for learning and growth. I particularly value the program’s focus on African perspectives, which deepened my understanding of history, diplomacy, and economic development. Beyond the classroom, the campus environment and cultural opportunities have made me feel part of a global intellectual community dedicated to Africa’s future.”

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