Abrahim Bushra

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He began his career as a United States Army intern at the School of Engineering and Logistics, where he distinguished himself by completing the Test & Evaluation Program with honors. He earned a Master’s degree from Texas A&M University and later advanced to senior management roles within the Department of Defense, where he demonstrated exceptional expertise in high-level program management, Systems Engineering, and Test Design & Evaluation. Additionally, he has authored several technical papers that have been presented at prominent conferences and symposiums. A U.S. citizen with roots in the Horn of Africa, he envisions a foreign policy that leverages soft power—through trust-building, strengthened relationships, and mutual benefit—to inspire admiration and foster a sense of shared purpose within the region. His unique perspective offers valuable insights into the region. The views expressed are solely his own.

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Unfulfilled Promises : Europe’s Joy and the Betrayal of Eritrea in the Wake of Fascist Defeat in World War II.

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