is a GIS specialist who uses maps to understand how the world works. He worked as a research assistant for the School of Public Policy and Government, University of Arizona. His research focused on using technologies like GIS and data analytics to understand political violence presence and promote sustainable peace. His work was presented on many international forums including The International Cartographic Conference (ICC), Esri User Conference, and the International Cartographic Association. Mohamed holds two master degrees: M.A. in Strategic Studies from the Institute of Research & Strategic Studies, and M.S. in Geographic Information Systems Technologies (GIS) from University of Arizona USA, and B.Sc Surveying Engineering from the University of Khartoum-Sudan.