Dr. Dorra Bokrouma born on 10/April/1984 in Tunis, Republic of Tunisia, Taekwondo athlete، holds 5 doctorates with a modern, exemplary methodology and a forward-looking vision for establishing international peace and prosperity. She is the first woman to hold the title of expert advisor in national security and political-developmental economy globally. She has two scientific theories to her credit, the scientific and intellectual value of which is estimated at more than two trillion dollars.

Her scientific theory of Tauc-Plotum biogeonuclear is:

Controlling and redirecting a chemical reaction to create a new reaction, negative or positive, complementary or supportive, to produce a new reaction that is in turn complementary or partial, ascending or descending, or part of a reaction directed in turn to serve the desired goal and produce light, thermal, radiant, biological, or behavioral interactive energy that serves a specific goal in which space is used as a support, substrate, complement, or connecting space.

Dr. Dorra BOKROUMA
Her duties as an expert advisor on national security and political-developmental economy:

♦Scientific and technical studies and research, quality testing, and management of national security, political-development economy, and disasters before international organizations and all national and international courts.

♦Developing, managing and establishing industrial, production and service facilities, and providing legal advisory support (criminal, international law and international relations, commercial, financial, etc.) and scientific-technical support in all areas of national security and political-developmental economy for nations, legal organizations and investors.

Among the most important institutions that deal with it:

- International Commission of Jurists 
- International Criminal Court - ICC 
- African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights 
- Inter-American Human Rights Moot Court Competition
- European Court of Justice (ECJ) 
- Nations Unies 
- United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) 
- United Nations Human Rights 
- African Union 
- European Commission 
- European Committee of the Regions
- European External Action Service - EEAS