Karam Khalil
Chief Middle East Advisor at Stand Up America US Foundation, Khalil is a Syrian-Austrian political and security advisor and researcher focused on Middle East security, counterterrorism, and post-conflict state reconstruction. His work examines terrorism networks, border security, and rebuilding security institutions in post-conflict states. He also played a formative role in the early organization of the Syrian opposition’s military structures and in establishing local governance and humanitarian networks inside Syria.
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