When conflict devastated Syria’s infrastructure and production sectors, I saw more than destruction: I saw the urgent need for leadership equipped with both technical expertise and strategic management skills.

After completing my undergraduate degree in Textile Engineering at Al Baath University, I began my career in Syria’s industrial sector, where I quickly assumed increasing technical and administrative responsibilities. Through my work, I realized that rebuilding production systems requires more than engineering knowledge. It demands strong business leadership in human resources, finance, marketing, and operational management.

In order to prepare myself for Syria’s future reconstruction, I decided to pursue an MBA. I graduated with distinction and am now continuing my studies with a PhD in International Business & General Management so I can deepen my expertise to lead at an even higher level.

I have a deep commitment to service. Since 2015, I’ve volunteered with the Quality of Life Voluntary Team at the Ismaili National Council for Syria, where I led humanitarian assistance initiatives for internally displaced families. Through the Research Informed Pilot Intervention (RIPI) project, I worked to improve the quality of life of ultra-poor rural families, addressing education, health, housing, income generation, and social integration.

I have a clear vision: to return my knowledge and global experience to Syria and contribute meaningfully to national reconstruction. I hope to collaborate with international organizations involved in rebuilding efforts and to shape sustainable business systems that generate employment, stability, and long-term growth.