By: Nadia Helmy
China-Egypt cooperation is moving beyond trade, driving modernization through infrastructure, technology, AI, clean energy, manufacturing and strategic investment.
Nadia Helmy is an Associate Professor of Political Science at the Centre for Middle Eastern Studies (CMES) at Lund University, Sweden. She specializes in Chinese politics, Sino-Israeli relationships, and broader Asian affairs, while also focusing on themes such as counterterrorism, law enforcement technology, and the implications of artificial intelligence in security. Nadia's insights and analyses have been featured in Modern Diplomacy and Global Times.
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Nadia Helmy's coverage focuses on world affairs, government and politics, with an emphasis on the Middle East. The articles also address finance and economy to a lesser extent.
Given her focus, Nadia may be interested in expert commentary or insights related to geopolitical events in the Middle East, particularly those involving Egypt, Israel, Palestine and their relationships with global powers like the US and China.
Additionally, she could be receptive to pitches providing analysis of political movements such as Muslim Brotherhood activities or regional conflicts that impact international relations within this region.
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