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Master of Science (MS) · University of Bonn- current, Presidential Academy of Azerbaijan- previous one
Hasan Seyidli is a student in Strategy and International Security, specializing in International Relations and Diplomacy. His research focuses on conflict resolution, regional security, and global governance. He has gained practical experience through work at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan, Moroccan Embassy to Baku and a lot of international conferences. His mission is to foster global cooperation and conflict prevention through innovative, research-based policy approaches.
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