Naim Ameur covers political and economic issues in North Africa, especially Tunisian and Libyan affairs. As a student doing his masters in public administration at the Dubai School of Government, Naim worked on research papers in collaboration with colleagues at Harvard University. In Tunisia, he gained experience in budgeting and conducted prospective studies at the Prime Ministry. As an expert on North African politics and economics, Naim has analyzed many public policies and reforms in different sectors of the Tunisian government. He is an authority on the Tunisian revolution, politics, and especially on the emergence of the Islamists on the political landscape. He writes in both English and French.