B. Sadr

B. Sadr is a German-Afghan, born in 1994 in Kabul, Afghanistan. He has lived in Germany for half of his life. After completing his high school diploma at the Städtisches München-Kolleg, he continued his academic path in Germany. He successfully graduated with a degree in Political and Cultural Science of the Near and Middle East from Ludwig Maximilians University Munich, specializing in Israel and the region. This academic focus and his background from the Near and Middle East allowed him to develop profound knowledge of the geopolitical and cultural dynamics of the region. Sadr is an avid reader and philosophy enthusiast, particularly drawn to the works of Karl Popper, Bertrand Russell, and Viktor Frankl. His passion for literature and philosophy is reflected in his writing, which explores themes of identity, loss, hope, and the search for a better future. Alongside his studies, Sadr obtained the qualification of a state-certified translator for Persian at the Hessian Teachers Academy and devoted himself intensively to language and cultural mediation. He speaks five languages and has gained extensive professional experience in refugee counseling and as a language mediator. His academic career and qualification as a translator have made him an expert in intercultural communication and dialogue between different societies.