Emad Kiyaei Email & Phone Number

Paris, Fr

Emad is a director at the Middle East Treaty Organization (METO). METO seeks to rid the Middle East from all weapons of mass destruction as a gateway toward regional security and peace. We engage with a broad spectrum of stakeholders—civil society, academia, policymakers and governments—to devise a comprehensive and pioneering path, aptly called “Achieving the Possible”, toward realizing our goal. We promote this approach primarily through policy, advocacy and capacity building programs. Show more Emad is a director at the Middle East Treaty Organization (METO). METO seeks to rid the Middle East from all weapons of mass destruction as a gateway toward regional security and peace. We engage with a broad spectrum of stakeholders—civil society, academia, policymakers and governments—to devise a comprehensive and pioneering path, aptly called “Achieving the Possible”, toward realizing our goal. We promote this approach primarily through policy, advocacy and capacity building programs. Show less

New York

Emad is a principal at the Interdisciplinary Global Development Group (IGD Group), which consists of select network of international experts engaged in socio-economic development, peace building and environmental affairs. His area of focus is peace and security in the Middle East.

New York City

Emad Kiyaei was a Policy Advisor at American Iranian Council (AIC), a nonprofit and nonpartisan educational organization seeking to help policy makers and citizens overcome key misunderstandings and misperceptions between the United States and Iran.

Princeton

Emad Kiyaei served as the Executive Director of American Iranian Council (AIC), a nonprofit and nonpartisan educational organization seeking to help policy makers and citizens overcome key misunderstandings and misperceptions between the United States and Iran.

Kiyaei was the Sol M. Linowitz Visiting Professor of International Affairs at Hamilton College, where he taught an upper-level seminar course titled, "Weapons of Mass Destruction". The course provided students with a thorough understanding of weapons of mass destruction proliferation across the Middle East and North Africa Region and efforts to strengthen international non-proliferation regimes. The Linowitz Visiting Professorship, established in 1986, is named in honor of Sol Linowitz,… Show more Kiyaei was the Sol M. Linowitz Visiting Professor of International Affairs at Hamilton College, where he taught an upper-level seminar course titled, "Weapons of Mass Destruction". The course provided students with a thorough understanding of weapons of mass destruction proliferation across the Middle East and North Africa Region and efforts to strengthen international non-proliferation regimes. The Linowitz Visiting Professorship, established in 1986, is named in honor of Sol Linowitz, a 1935 Hamilton graduate who served as ambassador to the Organization of American States, chairman of the board of Xerox and co-negotiator of the Panama Canal treaties. The purpose of the chair is to bring outstanding instructors and lecturers to Hamilton who are experienced in international relations. The Linowitz Visiting Professorship is reserved for prominent practitioners in international affairs and foreign policy. Previous Linowitz professors include: Alfred Atherton – Former US Ambassador to Egypt; Richard Haass – Former US Assistant Secretary of State for the Middle East; Sir Brian Urquhart – Former Undersecretary General of the United Nations; Bruce Laingen – Former US Charge'd'Affairs at the Embassy of Iran and Bernard Kalb – Former US Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs. Show less

Princeton

Emad Kiyaei conducted research at the Program on Science & Global Security (SGS), Woodrow Wilson School of Public & International Affairs. SGS has carried out research and policy analysis and education and training in nuclear arms control and nonproliferation for more than three decades. Emad's research focused on the Middle East region, with emphasis on finding avenues for resolving the crisis over Iran’s nuclear program through diplomacy, improving US-Iran relations and increasing the… Show more Emad Kiyaei conducted research at the Program on Science & Global Security (SGS), Woodrow Wilson School of Public & International Affairs. SGS has carried out research and policy analysis and education and training in nuclear arms control and nonproliferation for more than three decades. Emad's research focused on the Middle East region, with emphasis on finding avenues for resolving the crisis over Iran’s nuclear program through diplomacy, improving US-Iran relations and increasing the prospects for a Middle East Weapons of Mass Destruction Free Zone. Show less

New York

Emad served as an associate at the Center for International Conflict Resolution (CICR) at Columbia University, focusing on Middle East and Iranian affairs.