Ahmed Nazif

Ahmed Nazif (lang-ar) (born July 8 1952 in Alexandria) has served as the Prime Minister of Egypt since 14 July 2004. ... Nazif remained as a caretaker ...

current national leaders, 1952 births, cairo university alumni, living people, mcgill university alumni, prime ministers of egypt

أحمد نظيف, Atef Ebeid, Hosni Mubarak, President Hosni Mubarak

Unilever & Fine Foods, Cairo University, HSBC, IMF, McGill University

Alexandria, Canada, Egypt

Ahmed Aboul-Gheit (lang-ar, also: Abu al-Ghayt, Abu El Gheyt, etc) (born June 12, 1942 in Heliopolis, Cairo) has served as the Foreign Minister of ...

egyptian politicians, 1942 births, egyptian diplomats, foreign ministers of egypt, living people, people from cairo

Condoleezza Rice, Ahmed Aboul Gheit, Abu al-Ghayt, Abu El Gheyt

United Nations

Sudan, Cairo, Chad

As of July 2005 he is Minister of Communication and Information Technology in the cabinet of Dr. Ahmed Nazif. ... Before being appointed Minister, Kamel ...

cairo university alumni, egyptian academics, egyptian politicians, living people, year of birth missing (living people)

Dr. Ahmed Nazif, Tarek Kamel, Tarek Mohamed

Cairo University, Internet Society, Egyptian Internet Society, Electronics Research Institute, Faculty of Electrical and Information Engineering of Technical University

Egypt, Germany, Munich

Dr. Ali El-Sayed Ali El-Moselhi is the Egyptian minister of Social Solidarity in the cabinet of Dr. Ahmed Nazif and a member of the Parliament, the ...

government ministers of egypt

Dr. Ali El-Sayed, Dr. Ahmed Nazif, Ali Al-Moselhi, Abu Kabeer, Ali El-Moselhi

Cairo, Egypt

Ahmed Nazif, in office since 2004, is the current Prime Minister of Egypt. ... 14 July 2004 to present Ahmed Nazif, Prime Minister HDW

lists of heads of government, lists of prime ministers, prime ministers of egypt

Yusuf Wahba, Abdel Fattah Yahya Ibrahim Pasha, Adli Yakan, Ahmad Fuad, Ahmad Ziwar Pasha

Ittihad, Executive Council, Federal Party, National Democratic Party, People's Party

Египет, Ägypten, Arab Republic of Egypt

Atef Muhammad Ebeid (lang-ar) (born 14 April, 1932) was the Prime Minister of Egypt from October 1999 to ... Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif replaced him.

1932 births, living people, prime ministers of egypt, university of illinois at urbana-champaign alumni

Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif, Atef Ebeid, Atef Muhammad Ebeid, Atif Abaid

Cairo University, National Democratic Party, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Cairo, Egypt, Germany

Officially inaugurated in Cairo on December 18 2002 by the then Minister of Communications & Information Technology, later Prime Minister H. E. Dr. Ahmed Nazif.

internet exchange points

Dr. Ahmed Nazif

Arab Telecommunications and Information Council, Indian FLAG Telecom, National Telecom Company

Cairo, Egypt, Europe

Public sector companies, but it is widely believed that this reserve of previously nationalized capitals will end soon, leaving Nazif's government broke.

presidents of egypt, 1928 births, arab statesmen, current national leaders, egyptian air force air marshals, egyptian military academy alumni, egyptian muslims, egyptian people of the yom kippur war, knights grand cross of the order of st michael and st george, living people

Mohammed Hosni, Ahmad Fuad, Ali Mahmoud, Anwar Al

Air Force and Deputy Minister of Defense, Air Base, Air Force, Air Force Academy, Air Marshal

USA, Alexandria, Arab Republic of Egypt

Unicode (lang also Ahmed, or with ch and/or t in place of h/d respectively), is the transliteration of an Arabic given name that comes from the ...

arabic masculine given names, arabic surnames, iranian masculine given names, turkish masculine given names, urdu masculine given names

Sabah al-Ahmad al-Jabir al-Sabah, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, Ahmad Fanakati, Ahmad Ibn, Ahmad ibn Fadlan

Al-Qaeda, Hamas, Iraqi National Congress, Renaissance Party, Supreme Court

United Kingdom, Afghanistan, Ahmedabad

Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif was sworn in as Prime Minister on 9 July 2004, following the resignation of Atef Ebeid from office.

government of egypt

President Mohamed Naguib, Atef Ebeid, David Accords, Mohamed Hosni, Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif

Ministry of Shura Council, Arab League, Consultative Council, Egyptian Shoura Council, Muslim Brotherhood