Born in December 1985 at Toos Hospital in Tehran, I spent my early childhood in western Iran until the age of ten, influenced by my father's professional commitments. I completed my secondary and high school education at Sampad before pursuing a bachelor's degree in Physics at Shahid Beheshti University.
Building on this foundation, I advanced to a master's program in Philosophy of Science at Sharif University of Technology, where I defended my thesis on Political Ethics in Thomas Hobbes' Philosophy under the co-mentorship of Dr. Mostafa Taqavi and Dr. MohammadAli Moradi. Subsequently, I enrolled in a PhD program in Political Philosophy at the University of Tehran, culminating in my 2020 graduation after defending my dissertation titled The Impact of Homogeneity of Domestic and Foreign Policy on the Stability of Political Systems in Middle-Size Powers: A Case Study of Iran (1953-1979) with a Focus on Hugo Grotius' Theory of War and Peace, supervised by Dr. Kazem Sajjadpour.From 2022 to 2024, I completed a post-doctoral fellowship at the Faculty of World Studies, University of Tehran, under the mentorship of Dr. Javad Zarif. My research centered on Cognitive Problems in Foreign Policy Challenges, emphasizing Iran-U.S. relations during transitional periods in international affairs.
Today, I teach at the Faculty of World Studies while advising on several theses. Additionally, I hold the position of Vice President for Global Affairs at the PAIAB Institute, a think tank dedicated to developing inspiring policies, particularly in the realm of foreign affairs.