Malaiz DAUD

Malaiz DAUZ

Investigador Associat

  • Línies geogràfiques: Àsia-Pacífic i Àfrica subsahariana.

Experiència professional

He is a political analyst with an M.A. in Post-War Recovery from the University of York. A Chevening and OSI scholar and a Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) fellow, he has worked for both governmental agencies and NGOs. He was one of the organizers of Afghanistan’s Constitutional Loya Jirga in 2004 and the Kabul Conference in 2010. Malaiz has also headed Afghan Development Association (ADA) and Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR) in Afghanistan. He is a founding member of the Afghan Youth Foundation for Unity (AYFUn) and Young Leaders Forum (YLF). Malaiz has provided consultancy services to the Post-War Reconstruction and Development Unit (PRDU) of the University of York, Center for International Peace Operations (ZIF) and CIDOB (Barcelona Center for International Affairs), amongst others. He currently sits on the Board of Directors of Peace Training and Research Organization (PTRO) and was previously an elected member of the Steering Committee of Agency Coordinating Body for Afghan Relief (ACBAR) and a member of Board of Directors of Human Rights Research and Advocacy Consortium (HRRAC) and Afghan Civil Society Forum (ACSF). Mr. Daud’s main research theme is political leadership. He is the author of the STAP RP Quarterly Monitoring Briefs on Afghanistan (2013), and a paper for the STAP RP on the country’s political landscape (2014).

  • STAP-RP

    STAP-RP

    Sources of Tension in Afghanistan & Pakistan: Regional Perspectives

    The Sources of Tension in Afghanistan & Pakistan: Regional Perspectives policy research project (2011-2016*) explores the main sources of tension in Afghanistan and Pakistan and regional actors’ roles in relation to these.

Ara - 3 d’oct. 2015

El fantasma talibà torna a amenaçar l’Afganistan

El president afganès, Aixraf Ghani, que aquest dimarts va complir el seu primer any de mandat, està més qüestionat que mai. El deteriorament de l’economia i la seguretat al país, així com els pocs avenços en el diàleg amb els talibans, ja l’havien situat en el punt de mira. Però després dels fets de Kunduz diversos parlamentaris han demanat la seva dimissió. “És vergonyós com el govern ha gestionat la situació a Kunduz”, deia dimecres un d’ells. Malaiz Daud, analista polític afganès i investigador associat del CIDOB, confirma la feblesa del govern i creu que la situació actual “demostra que la transició política i militar a l’Afganistan encara no s’ha completat”.