Dr. Mohammad Amin Ahmadi is the founder and President of Ibn Sina University in Kabul, and one of Afghanistan’s leading scholars of philosophy and political thought. He holds a Ph.D. in Islamic Philosophy from the University of Tehran and brings 25 years of teaching and academic experience at universities in Iran and Afghanistan, including Kateb University, where he served as professor and president before founding Ibn Sina University in 2010.
He has played a central role in Afghanistan’s constitutional and peace processes, having served on the commission that drafted the country’s 2004 constitution, on the Independent Commission overseeing its implementation, and, in 2020, as a member of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan’s negotiating delegation in the peace talks with the Taliban. A prolific scholar and public intellectual, Dr. Ahmadi is the author of several books spanning philosophy, constitutional law, and peacebuilding, along with numerous academic articles. He is the originator of the “Four-Sided Peace Theory” for Afghanistan and remains an active voice in public discourse on governance, human rights, and the country’s political future.