Professional History: Mazin Abdallah is a Sudanese policy entrepreneur and LSE Generate Entrepreneurship Fellow building ventures and policy platforms in fragile and conflict-affected contexts across Africa. A Chevening Scholar and Kathryn Davis Fellow for Peace, he holds a Master’s in Political Economy of Development from LSE and a Master’s in Public Policy from the Doha Institute. His work sits at the intersection of entrepreneurship, public policy, and institution-building. He has shaped donor and humanitarian strategy on Sudan, convened policy dialogue with FCDO, ECHO, and UN agencies, and co-designed the Sudan Policy Fellowship at Siyasat Institute. He builds where systems are complex and markets are unfinished.

Academic and professional credentials: MSc in Political Economy of Late Development — London School of Economics (LSE)
MA in Public Policy (Distinction) — Doha Institute
BSc (Hons) in Electrical & Electronics Engineering (First Class) — University of Khartoum

Programs: Chevening Scholar | Kathryn Davis Fellow for Peace | SOAS Future Leaders Programme | Tamim Scholar