Mariah Faridah Muli is a researcher and policy associate at The HORN International Institute for Strategic Studies, Ms. Muli has contributed significantly to policy analysis, strategic research, and publications on key geopolitical issues such as global peace and security, conflict resolution, women advocacy and diplomacy. She has authored numerous publications, including policy briefs reports and peer-reviewed articles and regularly represents the institute at international conferences and high-level discussions on the Horn of Africa and broader global security dynamics.

She is also a Doctoral Student and Adjunct Lecturer at the University of Nairobi’s, Department of Diplomacy and International Studies. She holds a Master’s degree in Diplomacy and International Relations from University of Nairobi. With over 8 years of experience in international relations, security policy, and governance, she specializes in global security, conflict resolution, diplomacy, international law and gender justice. Ms. Muli is committed to advancing research that fosters security, peacebuilding, governance, diplomacy, women advocacy and sustainable development.

Her work is deeply committed to advancing research that promotes peacebuilding, security, governance and sustainable development. She seeks to bridge the gap between academia and policy, making invaluable contributions to the fields of diplomacy, international relations, and women’s empowerment. Through her research and advocacy, Ms. Muli strives to foster a more just and peaceful global community.