وی سردبیر بخش بررسی روابط بین الملل کمبریج است. انتشارات تحقیقاتی او شامل فصلنامه های مربوط به امور اقلیت مسلمانان، دیدگاه‌های مسلمانان و اعراب،  و مجله توسعه و امنیت ملی است. مقالات او در بسیاری از نشریات برجسته جهان از جمله در پاکستان، ایران، لبنان، مالزی، بنگلادش، ترکیه و نشریه Diplomatic Traffic(واشنگتن، ایالات متحده آمریکا) منتشر شده است که برخی از آنها به زبان های فرانسوی، ترکی، بنگالی و سایر زبان ها ترجمه شده‌ است.

H.E. has taught at the prestigious National School of Public Policy and other institutions of instruction for Pakistan’s public servants and has frequently lectured at military institutions. He has appeared as Guest Speaker abroad at the Cambridge University, University of Dhaka, Cairo University, Jamia Millia University New Delhi and Cornell University, NY, USA among many other forums and thinktanks the world over.

H.E. Saad S. Khan’s academic qualifications upto PhD are in the discipline of International Relations and Diplomacy; his doctoral dissertation focused on regional organizations, comparing the performance of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) with the European Union (EU). His post doctoral research endeavors included his stint as Charles Wallace Visiting Fellow at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), London, UK, where he worked on the refugees and stateless people created by 1971 Indo-Pakistani war. Even PhD could not quench his intellectual thirst, so ever since H.E. has undertaken several graduate certificate/diploma courses in related fields including one on International Conflict and Cooperation from Harvard University, USA; one on Anti Corruption Strategies from Ecole Nationale l’Administration, Paris, France; one on Creative Diplomacy from Regional Center for Strategic Studies, Colombo, Sri Lanka; a MicroMasters in International Law from Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium; in addition to participating in the world famous Summer School in Private and Public International Law from The Hague Academy of International Law, Netherlands.

Earlier, during his youth, H.E. had been a Cambridge Commonwealth Trust Scholar at Cambridge University, UK, a Fulbright/USEF professional exchange fellow at ITD, Massachusetts, USA and an alumnus of the International Academy of Leadership (IAF), Kottenhiede, Germany.

H.E. Dr Khan holds many awards and honors. He has travelled worldwide extensively. He is happily married to Sara Saad Khan, they live in Tehran with their two sons.