Med-or Foundation, 26 members of the International board appointed

The Board of Directors of Med-Or, which met today, appointed the International Board of the Foundation chaired by Marco Minniti, made up of 26 members from 24 countries. Below is the list of advisors: – Algeria: Said Djinnit, former United Nations Special Envoy for the Great Lakes Region (2014-2019), United Nations Special Representative for West Africa (2008-2014) and Commissioner for Peace and Security of the African Union (2003-2008); – Bahrain: Khalid bin Ahmed Al-Khalifa, Advisor to the King of Bahrain for Diplomatic Affairs and former Foreign Minister (2005-2020); – Burundi: Fred Ngoga, Ambassador to the African Union Commissioner for Political Affairs, the Peace and Security; – Egypt: Rachid Mohamed Rachid, former Minister of Foreign Trade and Industry of Egypt (2004-2011), president of Maison Valentino SpA and Balmain, CEO of Mayhoola for Investments LLC; – United Arab Emirates : Ebtesam Al-Ketbi, Founder and President of the Emirates Policy Center, Professor of Political Science at United Arab Emirates University, Member of the Advisory Commission of the Gulf Cooperation Council – France: Gilles Kepel, Special Envoy of President Emmanuel Macron for the Mediterraneo, political scientist and Arabist; – Germany: Sigmar Gabriel, former Deputy Chancellor of Germany (2013-2018) and Minister of Foreign Affairs (2017-2018); – Germany Thomas De Maizière, former Minister of the Interior (2013-2018) and of Defense (2011-2013); – Greece: Dimītris Avramopoulos, former European Commissioner for Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship (2014-2019), Minister of Defense (2013-2014), Minister of Foreign Affairs (2012-2013), Mayor of Athens (1995-2002) ); – Kenya: Mohamed Ali Guyo, Igad special envoy for the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden and Somalia; – Israel: David Meidan, former senior Israeli government official and in this role Netanyahu’s special envoy for the soldier’s release of the Israeli Defense Forces Gilad Shalit – Lebanon: Abdallah Bou Habib, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants – Malta: Carmelo Abela, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Promotion (2017-2020), Minister at the Presidency of the Council of Ministers ( 2020-2022) – Mauritania: Ahmedou Ould-Abdallah, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, United Nations Special Envoy for Somalia (2007-2010); – Morocco Bahija Simou, director of the Royal Archives; – Morocco: Karim El Aynaoui , president of the Policy Center for the New South, vice president of the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University; – Niger: Salim Mokaddem, advisor to the President of the Republic – Qatar: Khalid Al-Khater, director of the Politics and nification “at the Foreign Ministry – Somalia: Awes Hagi Yusuf Ahmed, Advisor to the President – Spain: Bernardino Leon, former Special Representative and Head of the UN Support Mission in Libya (2014-2015), former Director General of the Emirates Diplomatic Academy – Spain Josep Piqué, former Minister of Foreign Affairs (2000-2002), of Industry and Energy (1996-2000) – Tunisia: Kamel Ghribi, president of the GK Investment Holding Group, vice president of the San Donato Hospital Group; – Turkey Cagatay Ozdemir, Deputy Director of Presidential Communications – UK: Sir Alex Younger, former Director of the British Government’s Secret Intelligence Service (MI6); – USA: John Negroponte, former Director of National Intelligence (2005-2007), Deputy Secretary of State (2007-2009), Deputy National Security Advisor (1987-1989), Ambassador to the United Nations (2001-2004) , professor at the Miller Center for Public Affairs of the University of Virginia; – Zambia: Mayamba Cindy Mwanawasa, political advisor to the President of the Republic.