Dr. Sika Sadoddin is a specialist in Middle Eastern Studies with a PhD from the University of Tehran. She has taught at several esteemed universities, including Tehran University, Shahid Beheshti University, and Qom University, and has also served as a researcher at Portland State University. Her research primarily focuses on China’s policy in the Middle East and its relationships with key regional powers. Dr. Sadoddin aims to explore the complexities of China’s growing influence in the region, analyzing its impact on regional geopolitics, security, economic cooperation, and political dynamics. Through her work, she provides valuable insights into the evolving Sino-Middle Eastern relations and the broader implications of China’s presence in the region.
