About the Center

About the Center

The Bonyan Center for Studies is a research center dedicated to studying regional transformations, analyzing public opinion trends, and monitoring media dynamics in the region. The center employs an approach that combines qualitative analysis with data-driven tools to provide a nuanced and multidimensional understanding of political, social, and media transformations, with a particular focus on understanding these transformations within their local and regional contexts, including approaches originating from the Iranian sphere.

Bonyan aims to provide universities, research centers, and policymakers with rigorous analyses and fosters a supportive environment for scholarly collaboration and specialized dialogue.

The center aims to

The Bunyan Center aspires to be a trusted resource for analyzing regional trends, understanding public opinion, and studying media transformations in the Arab world and beyond. It achieves this by producing rigorous, comparative, and multidisciplinary studies that contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of the strategic environment and its shifts, while emphasizing diverse analytical approaches, including different regional perspectives.

Our Objectives

Building Sustainable Research Partnerships

with universities, research centers, and think tanks across the region and internationally

Producing In-Depth Strategic Analysis

to support understanding of complex issues and improve decision-making

Systematic Monitoring of Regional Developments

across the political, social, and media spheres, providing evidence-based analysis

Analyzing Public Opinion and Digital Trends

Using data-driven methods to understand the dynamics of contemporary societies

Developing Regional Analytical Approaches

Embracing Diverse Perspectives, Including Iran-Focused Approaches

تطوير مقاربات تحليلية منبثقة من سياق المنطقة

تراعي تعدد زوايا النظر، بما في ذلك المقاربات المرتبطة بالفضاء الإيراني

Research Structure & Specialized Units

The structure of Bunyan is based on three interconnected areas:

  1. Strategic Studies
  2. Public Opinion and Data Analysis
  3. Media Studies
    This integration allows for an understanding of transformations from multiple perspectives, combining field realities, their representation in public opinion, and their reflections in media discourse, while ensuring that the analysis is not reduced to a single approach but rather incorporates diverse regional perspectives. Bunyan does not operate as a single-specialized center, but rather as a network of research units that complement each other to provide a complex and coherent analysis.