Associate Fellows
Mohammad Al-Amrani is a policy analyst and researcher with more than a decade of experience in Yemen’s economic and political dynamics. His expertise encompasses political economy analysis, policy evaluation, and the complex interplay between economic stabilisation and political settlements in conflict-affected contexts. He holds an MA in Public Policy (MPP) from the London School of Economics. Mohammed has served in the Yemeni government since 2013 and was directly involved in the Yemen political peace process led by the UN.
fragile statehood; economic stabilization; conflict resolution; political and economic developments in Yemen
& Julia Pickhardt (September 2026): Fragile Consolidation. Yemen’s New Government and the Case for European Governance Support, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung / CARPO. Available online.
