Bio

With a solid academic foundation, Emal Jalal has extensive experience in cultural studies and media. Holding a Master's degree in Cultural Studies from METU University, Emal's endeavors have always revolved around the intricate exploration of cultural dynamics within both localized and broader global contexts.

Upon concluding his academic studies at METU University, Emal integrated himself into various institutions, distinguishing himself in roles that spanned advising, directing, writing, and journalism. Each role he undertook was marked by a distinct blend of cultural insight and scholarly rigor.

His advisory tenure at the NSC of Afghanistan and Afghanistan National Radio and Television was characterized by the application of cultural understandings to strategic and policy directives. As a director, Emal ensured that projects under his guidance were culturally relevant and rooted in academic authenticity.

Parallel to these roles, Emal's written contributions to the field are notable. He has produced a series of articles dissecting cultural phenomena and societal changes, all underscored by a meticulous, research-based approach.

Currently, as the Senior Coordinator of INSAN Talks at the INSAN Foundation for Research and Media, Emal orchestrates discussions on critical cultural and societal topics, showcasing his unwavering commitment to cultivating informed dialogues.

Emal Jalal's career is a synthesis of hands-on experience and scholarly pursuits, making him a valued voice in the domains of cultural studies, media, and research.