Imad Ibrahim

Imad Ibrahim is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Governance and Technology for Sustainability, with expertise spanning Artificial Intelligence, Law, Sustainable Development, and Transboundary Water Management. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 16, SDG 6, and SDG 7, focusing on the intersection of technology, governance, and environmental justice.

• Research Themes: AI governance, international water law, energy systems, blockchain policy, and climate change.
• Recent Outputs: 2025 publications address AI’s role in SDGs, smart cities, and transboundary water agreements, while 2024 works explore AI regulation, telematics, and data-driven legal frameworks.
• Keywords: Law, Social Sciences, Artificial Intelligence, Energy, Environment, and SDG-aligned governance.

His scholarly contributions emphasize ethical AI, legal frameworks for emerging technologies, and sustainable resource management in transboundary contexts, with a notable focus on the Arab world and Central Asia. Collaborative works in 2025 examine energy justice and civic AI applications in urban transport.