Ahmad Ghosn is a researcher and contributing analyst specialising in strategic and military studies, with a focus on Middle Eastern security, regional power dynamics, and the evolving nature of warfare. His work increasingly engages questions of geopolitics and geoeconomics, particularly how emerging connectivity projects such as the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) reconfigure regional influence, supply chains, and strategic alignments. He holds an MA in Strategic Studies, a joint master’s degree between the Lebanese Armed Forces and the Lebanese University, where his thesis examined the Israeli militarisation of artificial intelligence through the 2024 Gaza–Lebanon war as a central case study. He also holds a BA in Philosophy from the Lebanese University, grounding his work in political thought and epistemology. His research and practice have been recognised through several awards, including the UNDP Youth Leadership Program 2022, the UNODC Counter Crimes and Drugs National Award, and first place in the Internet Law & Policy Foundry annual policy hackathon in 2024.