A Papyrus of the Origin of International Order

The purpose of this book is to evaluate the current international order and its efficiency and ability to achieve and maintain peace and justice through the philosophical debate on the foundation theories of state and order. Adding non-western perspectives and theories to the debate to make it more inclusive in a colorful papyrus, it is comprehensive and truly international with the inclusion of wider range of civilizations and much wider scope of history. A papyrus is able to widen the scope of the international relations theory as a discipline to cope with the profound changes in the order and reflect the thoughts of the new rising powers and global south, with the inclusion of ancient Arab, Egyptian, and Chinese philosophies and ideas on the order and its purpose, function, efficiency, and raison d’etre, along with the ancient Greek philosophies of Aristotle and Plato and the classics of the social contract theorists and others.

Diplomat at the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and served at the Egyptian missions in the United States of America and China.
Holder of Bachelor degree of Political Science from the Faculty of Economic and Political Science Cairo University, Egypt, Master’s degree in Diplomacy and International Relations from the school of Diplomacy and International Relations at Seton Hall University, the United States of America, and PhD candidate in International Relations at School of International Relations and Public Affairs at Shanghai International Studies University, China.
Member of the advisory board and founding member of China Studies Unit at the Egyptian Research Center for Economic and Financial Studies at the Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University.
Writer of the Novel “The Windmill and Scarabe” published at Cairo International Book Fair in January 2025.