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PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS |
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| • H.E. Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak |
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H.E. Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak, First Lady of Egypt, is a social scientist.
She spent her early career closely studying disadvantaged communities to understand better ways and means of improving their living conditions. These early experiences have greatly shaped her outlook and determination to place the human being at the center of all development activities.
By giving a voice to those who are among the most underrepresented in society, Mrs.
Mubarak has been instrumental in the creation of institutions entrusted with the
formulation of policies, strategies and initiatives directed at the empowerment of women
and ensuring the well being of children and youth. She is the Chairperson of the Advisory
Board of the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood and President of the
National Council for Women.
She is the architect of countless programs that aim to improve the quality of life of individuals from birth to adulthood. Some of the initiatives she has pushed forward include enhancing cultural environments, addressing the special needs of individuals and improving the access and quality of education and health care for all.
Her concern for peace as a pre-requisite for sustainable development led her to found the Suzanne Mubarak Women's International Peace Movement in 2003. It focuses on the positive and holistic aspects of peace, helping to forge alternative communication networks, developing capacities, creating avenues for cooperative action and making silent voices heard. She is the proponent of a culture of peace, raising awareness and engaging with the community through strategic partnerships.
Mrs. Mubarak’s determination to provide viable, reliable support to those who will shape the future of society has earned her respect and recognition from some of the most prestigious organizations around the world. She has received numerous awards and decorations nationally and internationally for her outstanding contribution to public service. They include the “Avicenna Medal,” UNESCO’s highest award in recognition of her role in promoting cultural activities in Egypt; the "Prize of Tolerance", from the European Academy of Sciences and Arts, and "The American World Book Association for Publication Award" in recognition of her role in the publication of books and her "Reading for All" national campaign. In addition, she has received honorary doctoral degrees from Iwa University, Seoul, Korea, Westminster College, the American University in Cairo and the American University in Spain.
Most recently she was awarded the Grand Cross of the Order of the Phoenix by Greece's President, H.E. Karlos Papulias, and the Shaikh Rashid Humanitarian Personality Award for 2006 for her unstinting efforts in protecting and enhancing the well-being of women and children. |
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Her Highness Sheikha Sabeeka Bint Ibrahim Al Khalifa, wife of His Majesty the King of Bahrain and Chairwoman of The Supreme Council for Women. Her Highness Sheikha Sabeeka has adopted and supported many causes among them the drawing up of a general plan and policies for improving the status of Bahraini women in various domains; presides over numerous vocational and philanthropic societies; encourages the preservation of the environment, flora and fauna; represents her country along world leaders in international and regional conferences on women and children. She is the recipient of numerous honorary degrees and awards. |
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The former First Lady of the Republic of Poland, Founder and President of the “Communication without barriers” Foundation; holds a Master Degree in Law. Mrs. Kwasniewska promotes voluntary activities and encourages others to help the disabled, the ill and the poor. She focuses specifically on children and tries to enrich their lives and enlarge their possibilities as well as on the promotion of peace and tolerance. Her foundation aims to support all activities which initiate the process of cultural and civilization change providing people with equal opportunities to allow for their intellectual, professional and cultural development.
Mrs. Kwaśniewska has been very active in promoting the idea of peace
and tolerance in the world. She organized an international conference "Keep Children Smiling in the New Millennium" in Warsaw to mark the 10th anniversary of the UN General Assembly's adoption of the Convention of the Rights of the Child where the idea of the Rainbow Bridge Project was first launched. She is a member of the Comité des Sages, established by the Secretary General of the United Nations, Mr Kofi Annan, aimed at the development of a global plan to eliminate illicit production, trafficking and consumption of drugs, and also a member of the Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Partnership Foundation as well as a member the Honorary Board of the International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC).
For her charity and humanitarian work and achievements, Mrs. Jolanta Kwaśniewska was honoured with many national and international awards and decorations among which the most precious for her is the Order of the Smile – given by children for providing aid to children. |
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Her Royal Highness Princess Basma bint Talal from the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has worked nationally, regionally and internationally to promote a wide range of global issues related to sustainable human development. Her work in this area involves the advancement of women, population concerns, children, youth and the environment, and concentrates on capacity building, education and health.
Among her numerous achievements are the establishment of the Jordanian Hashemite Fund for Human Development (JOHUD); the Queen Zein Al Sharaf Institute for Development (ZENID); and the Jordanian National Commission for Women (JNCW). Princess Basma also holds a Doctorate in Development Studies from Oxford University. She is an Honorary Human Development Ambassador for UNDP, Goodwill Ambassador for UNIFEM and a Global Goodwill Ambassador for UNFPA.
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Anne-Marie Lizin is the President of Belgian Senate and Chairperson of the Foreign Relations and Defence Committee of the Belgian Senate. From 1979 to 1988, she was elected Member of the European Parliament. Since 1988, Lizin has held top level political mandates in Belgium as a member of the Government. She has served as an Independent expert to the Human Rights Commission on Human Rights and Extreme Poverty and as State Secretary for European Affairs. She is a member of the House of representatives and founder of the Investigation Commission into Trafficking in Human Beings. Presently, she is the Vice President of the Association of Cities for the whole Walloon Region, and the head of the Belgian NGO “Terres des Femmes” which draws up projects for women in Algeria and Afghanistan. Throughout her career, she has also participated in various humanitarian management projects, including the coordination of hospitals in Belgium for development projects, and in women's rights projects as chairperson of the largest Belgian women's rights organization. Lizin is a member of the Board of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina and the UN University in Turin, and the organizer of hundreds of seminars in international matters that have taken place in Belgium. She is a Professor at the Institut d’Etudes Politiques (Political Science) in Paris and the University of Liège, and the authour of many publications focusing on women’s rights.
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Rt Hon Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean is a senior Labour member of the House of Lords and a business leader. Formerly Deputy Leader of the House of Lords, Baroness Symons was a Minister in the UK Government from 1997 until stepping down in 2005. Among her government posts she was Minister for the Middle East, Minister for International Trade and Minister for Defence Procurement, and the Prime Minister’s envoy to the Gulf. She has a wide range of experience in the Middle East in particular, and currently chairs the UK Parliament’s all party group on Qatar, the Saudi-British Joint Business Council and the British Egyptian Society. Previously a trade union general secretary, she was an Equal Opportunities Commissioner and a governor of the London Business School. As well as working closely with DLA Piper, Baroness Symons is now involved with a number of other commercial organisations, including roles as a non-executive director of both British Airways, and as an adviser to other companies, including those with strong Middle East links, and with a number of not-for-profit organisations, including the International Red Cross.
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Summary Biography
Professor Wangari Maathai
Wangari Muta Maathai was born in Nyeri, Kenya (Africa) in 1940. She is the first woman in East and Central Africa to earn a doctorate degree. Professor Maathai also obtained a degree in Biological Sciences from Mount St. Scholastica College in Atchison, Kansas (1964). She subsequently earned a Master Degree of Science from the University of Pittsburgh (1966) and a Ph.D. from the University of Nairobi. She became chair of the Department of Veterinary Anatomy and an associate professor in 1976 and 1977 respectively. In both cases, she was the first woman to attain those positions in the region.
Professor Maathai was active in the National Council for Women of Kenya from 1976 till 1987 and she became its chair from 1981 till 1987. While she served the National Council for Women, she introduced the idea of planting trees with local communities in 1976. She continued to develop this idea into a broad-based, grassroots organization The Green Belt Movement (GBM) whose main focus is planting trees with women groups in order to conserve the environment and improve their quality of life. Through GBM she has assisted women in planting more than 30 million trees on community lands including farms, schools and church compounds. In 1986, Professor Maathai established a Pan African Green Belt Network and has exposed over 40 individuals from other African counties to the approach..
Professor Maathai is internationally recognized for her persistent struggle for democracy, human rights and environmental conservation. Together with the Green Belt Movement, she has received numerous awards, most notably the 2004 Nobel Peace Prize. In April 2006, President of France, Mr. Jacques Chirac honoured Professor Maathai with France’s highest honour “Legion d’Honneur”. The decoration ceremony took place in Paris in April 2006 and was presided over by The Minister of Ecology and Sustainable Development, Madam Nelly Olin.
Professor Maathai serves on the boards of organisations including the UN Secretary General’s Advisory Board on Disarmament, the Jane Goodall Institute, Women and Environment Development Organization (WEDO), World Learning for International Development, Green Cross International, Environment Liaison Centre International, the Worldwide Network of Women in Environmental Work, and the National Council for Women of Kenya.
In December 2002, Professor Maathai was elected to the parliament and subsequently appointed by the President, as Assistant Minister for Environment in Kenya's ninth parliament.
In 2005, Professor Maathai was elected the Presiding Officer of the Economic, Social and Cultural Council (ECOSOCC) of the African Union based in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, which will be an advisory organ to the African Union on the issues related to the African civil society. Eleven (11) Heads of States, whose countries are on the Congo Basin, also appointed her as a Goodwill Ambassador for the Congo Basin Forest Ecosystem. Her role is to advocate the conservation and protection of the Congo Basin Forest Ecosystem. |
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Richard Branson was born in 1950 and educated at Stowe School. It was here that he began to set up Student Magazine when he was just 16. By 17 he'd also set up Student Advisory Centre, which was a charity to help young people.
In 1970 he founded Virgin as a mail order record retailer, and not long after he opened a record shop in Oxford Street, London. During 1972 a recording studio was built in Oxfordshire, and the first Virgin artist, Mike Oldfield, recorded "Tubular Bells" which was released in 1973.
This album went on to sell over 5 million copies! Since then many household names, including Belinda Carlisle, Genesis, Phil Collins, Janet Jackson and The Rolling Stones have helped to make Virgin Music one of the top six record companies in the world. The equity of Virgin Music Group - record labels, music publishing, and recording studios was sold to THORN EMI in 1992 in a US$1billion deal.
The Virgin Group has now expanded into international music Megastores, air travel, mobile, financial, retail, music, internet, drinks, rail, hotels and leisure, with around 200 companies in over 30 countries.
In 2002, the combined sales of the different Virgin holding companies exceeded £4billion. In addition to his own business activities, Richard is a trustee of several charities including the Virgin Healthcare Foundation, a leading healthcare charity which was responsible for the launch of a health education campaign relating to AIDS in 1987.
The Foundation has also become involved in a lobbying campaign called Parents Against Tobacco, which aims to restrict tobacco advertising and sponsorship in sport.
His help in the initial funding of charity projects helped that organisation to raise over £100 million, through campaigns such as Comic Relief and many other charities.
And to keep his adrenaline levels high, Richard has been involved in a number of world record-breaking attempts since 1985. In 1986 his boat, "Virgin Atlantic Challenger II" rekindled the spirit of the Blue Riband by crossing the Atlantic Ocean in the fastest ever recorded time. This was followed a year later by the epic hot air balloon crossing of the same ocean in "Virgin Atlantic Flyer". This was not only the first hot-air balloon to cross the Atlantic, but was the largest ever flown at 2.3 million cubic feet capacity, reaching speeds in excess of 130 miles per hour (209 km/h).
Still after the ultimate adventure, in January 1991 Richard crossed the Pacific Ocean from Japan to Arctic Canada, the furthest distance of 6,700 miles. Again, he broke all existing records, with speeds of up to 245 miles -per hour in a balloon of 2.6 million cubic feet. (Source: Virgin.com) |
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UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador. Representative of the Director General of UNESCO for the international promotion of the Cultural Olympiads. Member of the Board of Trustees of the Library of Alexandria.
Member of the Board of Trustees of MENTOR Foundation, which promotes the health and well-being of children and young people. Member of the President’s Council of the Special Olympics “Europe-Eurasia”. Greek delegate of the “European Office for Missing and Exploited Children”(France). Member of the International Committee of the Foundation for a Culture for Peace (Spain).
Director for the International Relations of the Campaign for the Return of the Parthenon Marbles (UK). Founder / President of the “Foundation for the Child and the Family” and Founder / President of the Friends’ Association for Children with Cancer “ELPIDA” (Greece). Academy of Athens Award (1997). Golden Cross of the Order of Benefaction by the President of the Hellenic Republic (2002). BA in Economics and in History of Art. PhD Candidate in Archaeology. |
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Dr. Aleya El Bindari Hammad is presently Chair of the International Advisory Board, Wagner School of Public Service and Visiting Professor, New York University and George Washington University, Centre for international Health. She has been instrumental in the establishment of the international academic program and a Founder of the Hammad International Fund at NYU. Prior to joining NYU, she was the Executive Director/Assistant Director General, World Health Organization in Geneva, responsible for Health in Development policy. She spent more than three decades in the WHO, initiating its human rights programme, its Commission on Women, and in furthering its work on health improvement as an integral part of socio-economic and political development.
Dr. Hammad is a founding member of the Suzanne Mubarak Women’s International Peace Movement. She is also a member of several boards, especially those whose main area of focus is improving the quality of life of disadvantaged and vulnerable groups. She is the holder of many awards, the highest of which is the Gold Medal of Honour for services rendered in 1986 by President Mubarak of Egypt. She is the author of many books and published many scientific papers, articles and editorials, the most recent being Muslim Women Are the First Victims of Islamic Extremists (The International Herald Tribune, December 2001), Policy Responses to Public Health issues Relating to Global Environmental Change (Encyclopedia of Global Environmental Change, Wiley, UK 2001), Health the Courage to Care (World Health Organization, 1997). |
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UNIFEM Executive Director, Noeleen Heyzer
Noeleen Heyzer is the first executive director from the South to head the United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM), the leading operational agency within the United Nations to promote women’s empowerment and gender equality. Since joining UNIFEM, Dr. Heyzer has worked on strengthening women’s economic security and rights; promoting women’s leadership in conflict resolution, peace-building and reconstruction; ending violence against women; and combating HIV/AIDS from a gender perspective. She also played a critical role in the Security Council’s adoption of Resolution 1325 on
Women, Peace and Security and in ensuring that it is implemented in order to make a difference to women’s lives on the ground.
Through her leadership, UNIFEM has assisted countries to formulate and implement legislation and policies to realize women’s security and rights. This has led, for example, to changes in inheritance laws for women, better working conditions for migrant workers, the inclusion of women as full citizens in the constitution of Afghanistan and as full participants in several peace negotiations and electoral processes. UNIFEM has also quadrupled its resources, and successfully advocated to put issues affecting women high on the agenda of the UN system.
Before joining UNIFEM, Dr. Heyzer was a policy adviser to several Asian governments on gender issues, playing a key role in the formulation of national development policies, strategies and programmes from a gender perspective. She has done extensive work at the community level with women migrant workers, women in the informal sector and in plantations, young women in prostitution and female workers in free trade zones.
Dr. Heyzer has been a founding member of numerous regional and international women’s networks and has published extensively on gender and development issues, especially economic globalization, international migration and trafficking, gender and trade, and women, peace and security. She is the convener of the International Women’s Commission for a Just and Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Peace and serves on the International Advisory Board of the Crisis Management Initiative, is a member of the Commonwealth Commission on Respect and Understanding and a New Millennium Distinguished Visiting Scholar for Columbia University. Dr. Heyzer is chairperson of the Consortium Advisory Group of the Research Programme Consortium on Women’s Empowerment in Muslim Contexts: Gender, Poverty and Democratisation from the Inside Out, coordinated by the City University of Hong Kong, Shirkat Gah of Pakistan and Women Living Under Muslim Laws.
Born in Singapore, she received a B.A. and an M.A. from the University of Singapore and a doctorate in social sciences from Cambridge University in the United Kingdom. She has received several awards for leadership including the UNA- Harvard Leadership Award, the Woman of Distinction Award from the UN-NGO Committee on the Status of Women, NCRW “Women Who Make a Difference” Award in 2005 and the Dag Hammarskjöld medal in 2004 given to “a person who has promoted, in action and spirit, the values that inspired Dag Hammarskjöld as Secretary-General of the United Nations and generally in his life: compassion, humanism and commitment to international solidarity and cooperation.” Source UNIFEM. |
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Dr. Ismail Serageldin is the Director of the Library of Alexandria, and Professor at Wageningen University, the Netherlands. He is a member of many Academic and Research bodies and serves on advisory committees for International Institutions and Civil Society organizations. He was formerly Vice-President of the World Bank for Environmentally Sustainable Development and Chairman of the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) at the World Bank. He joined the Bank in 1972 where he designed and managed a broad array of poverty-focused projects in developing countries. |
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Dr. Taher S. Helmy is an International partner of Baker & McKenzie, one of the world’s largest law firms with over 3200 attorneys practicing in 66 cities throughout 36 countries. Dr. Helmy’s the first Arab lawyer to be admitted before the U.S. Supreme Court. He has practiced with Baker & McKenzie’s head office in Chicago for over 9 years and in other offices outside the U.S. since 1984. He is a co-founder of Baker & McKenzie’s offices in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and Cairo, Egypt. Dr. Helmy served as a member of the firms Strategic Planning Committee and currently serves on the Policy Committee of Baker & McKenzie.
Dr. Helmy is the founder and Chairman of the Egyptian Center for Economic Studies (a non-profit economic think tank), the President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt and a founder of Egypt’s International Economic Forum and the British Egyptian Businessmen Association. |
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Ambassador Leila Emara is a career diplomat. She was Ambassador of Egypt to Bulgaria and non-resident Ambassador to Macedonia. She has also served in the Egyptian Cabinet of State Minister of Foreign Affairs and at the Permanent Missions of Egypt to the United Nations in Geneva and New York. Ambassador Emara has represented Egypt in various United Nations/Non-Aligned, African and Arab International and Regional meetings and conferences including the United Nation's Women International Conferences in Nairobi and Beijing, the Special Political Committee and the Third Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, as well as the Security Council. Ambassador Emara had also joined the International Committee of the Red Cross (Legal Department) in Geneva in 1971.
Throughout her career, she has participated extensively in the negotiations and drafting of international conventions in the fields of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights, namely the 2 Additional protocols to the 1949 Geneva Conventions on the Protection Of the Victims of War and the Convention on the Rights of the Child. |
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During her 37-year career with the United Nations, Thérèse Gastaut held a number of senior positions in the field of public information.
From 1992 to 1996 , she was the spokeswoman for the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Dr. Boutros Boutros-Ghali, based in Geneva. In 1995, she was the spokeswoman of the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing. From 1999 until her retirement from the United Nations in 2004, Ms Gastaut was the Director of Strategic Communications of the UN Department of Public Information in New York.
She holds a diploma from the Institute of Political Sciences from Paris and a Masters Degree from the School of International Affairs at Columbia University , New York . In 2005, she was appointed Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur by a decree from the President of France. She is a professor of strategic communications at the Centre of diplomatic and strategic studies in Paris".
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Mona N. Mikhail, a graduate of Cairo University, has received her Ph.D from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. She served on the Faculty of the University of Michigan, and Princeton University before joining New York University where she has been teaching Arabic Literature and Women Studies.1973- to the present.
She has lectured extensively throughout the U.S. Europe and the Middle East, S.E. Asia, China amongst others. As a Fulbright Scholar she also taught summer courses in Universities in Malaysia. She also was a visiting Professor at Rutgers University, and most recently at the American University in Cairo (AUC) in 2006.
Prof. Mona Mikhail has been featured numerous times in feature articles , T.V. and radio interviews in the major U.S . European and Egyptian newspapers, and magazines.
The social, and cultural dimensions of the Arab East and North Africa as well as the literatures produced in North America, and Europe by second generations are the main focus of her interests.
The role and status of women in the Arab world as reflected in both literature and the Mass media , film theater and soap operas, as well as Children's literature are a major focus of her research and publications.
Professor M.Mikhail has served on numerous professional Boards, notably on the Board of the largest organization in the profession, MESA (Middle East Studies Association). She served several terms on the Governing Council of the American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE). She was elected President of American Association Teachers of Arabic (AATA), as well as President of the Women Faculty Caucus (WFC) at New York University.She has also served on the Editorial Boards of several major periodicals notably IJMES (International Journal Middle East Studies), and AATA .
She is a founding member of the oldest Egyptian American Organization (EAPS) and also served as its Vice president for a number of years, as well as its member of the Board.She also was member of the Board of the Arab American University Graduates (AAUG). She is also a founding member of the Islamic Cultural Society (now known as Islamic Heritage Society in New York). She also served as member of the Board and Cultural Chair.She represented AAUG as an NGO ECOSOC (United Nations).
Dr. Mikhail is receipient of several prizes for her work. She recived the Pegasus Prize for translation, as well as the Columbia University Translation Center, and the P.E.N. Prize.More recently in 2005 her book SEEN and HEARD A Century of Arab Women in Literature and Culture was awarded the CHOICE prize as Outstanding Academic Title. |
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Mr. Amr Badr is the Regional Managing Director of Egypt and the Middle East for Abercrombie & Kent Group of Companies. He is the Vice Chairman for Africa & the Middle East of People to People International. Mr. Badr is also a member of the Dubai Commerce and Tourism Promotion Board and of The Egyptian Tourism Federation. In 2001, he was appointed to serve as a member of the High Committee for tourism Promotion in Egypt. In August 2003, he was elected to serve as chairman of the Travel & Tourism Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce.
He currently serves as a member of various international and domestic organizations such as the Egyptian Council for Foreign Affairs, the International Council of World Affairs in Washington DC, the Maritime Security Council also in Washington DC, Friendship Force Organization in Atlanta, the International Festival of 'Assilah' in Morocco and The Royal Institute of International Affairs Chatham House in London. |
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Mr. Walid Shash is a Member of The Executive Management of Union Bancaire Privée (UBP), Geneva Switzerland. UBP is one of the leading private banks in Switzerland. He was previously with Union De Banques Arabes et Françaises (UBAF), Paris and Lehman Brothers International in Geneva. Currently he serves as a member of various international organizations, including Young President's Organization (YPO) AND Arab Bankers Association (ABA) and the Swiss Red Cross Ball. |
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Dr. Shahira Loza is a practicing Consultant in Psychiatry and Sleep Medicine. She is the Founder and Director of the first specialized sleep center in Egypt.
Born and raised in Cairo, Dr. Loza received her secondary school degree from the Lycee Francais in Maadi, and a Bachelors degree in Medicine form Cairo University Medical School “El Kasr Al Aini” graduating with honors in 1979. In 1992 she was granted a Diploma in Psychiatry and Neurology from El Kasr Al Aini hospital and later on trained in Sleep Medicine in the U.S.A. she is currently a Fellow of the Cleveland Clinic and the Stanford School of Sleep Medicine and Board certified in France (Montpellier). Dr. Loza is also an owner and member of the Board of Directors of the Behman Hospital and is the Director of the Rehabilitation program for children and adults with special needs.
Besides her professional medical activities, Dr. Loza is the Chairman of Board of Directors of Aghsan El Karma, a rehabilitation center for children with special needs, affiliated to the Maadi Coptic Benevolence Society. She is also a Member of the Board of Directors of Institute of Cultural Affairs, for social and cultural development in urban and rural areas, and a past Member of the Maadi Rotary Club.
Furthermore, Dr. Loza frequently lectures in national and international medical meetings, and has participated in several media programs on a variety of topics, ranging from Psychiatry, Sleep Medicine, Learning Disabilities and Breast cancer; in addition to publishing numerous articles in the field of Sleep Medicine.
Dr. Loza comes from a family of physicians; wife of Consultant Internist Dr. Sherif Doss and a mother of three physicians, graduates of El Kasr El Aini. Her late father and grandfather are pioneer psychiatrists Dr. Fathy Loza and Dr. Benjamin Behman, founders of the largest and oldest private psychiatric facility in the Middle East, The Behman Hospital.. |
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