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Additionally, Gharaibeh holds memberships in various organizations, including the [[Royal Scientific Society]] and the executive board of [[UNESCO]]. He serves on the Budget and Finance Committee at the [[International Criminal Court]] in [[The Hague]] and is a member of the Executive Council of the [[International Association of Universities]].<ref name=":asp.icc-cpi.int" /> |
Additionally, Gharaibeh holds memberships in various organizations, including the [[Royal Scientific Society]] and the executive board of [[UNESCO]]. He serves on the Budget and Finance Committee at the [[International Criminal Court]] in [[The Hague]] and is a member of the Executive Council of the [[International Association of Universities]].<ref name=":asp.icc-cpi.int" /> |
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Fawzi Al-Gharaibeh was born in 1943 in [[Huwwarah|Huwwarah, Irbid]], [[Jordan]], into a family of modest means.<ref name=":ammonnews">{{Cite web |title=صحيفة عمون : فوزي غرايبة: ناسك أحراش زي |url=https://www.ammonnews.net/article/29870 |access-date=2024-04-13 |website=وكالة عمون الاخبارية}}</ref> He was the eldest among his seven sisters and one brother. His father, Abd al-Rahim al-Gharaibeh, took on [[Trade|trading]] as a means of livelihood and, along with his brother, played a key role in establishing the first industrial carpentry in Irbid during the early [[1940s]], importing machinery from [[Haifa]].<ref name=":ammonnews" /> |
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Educationally, after completing his schooling at Hamza bin Abdul Muttalib School and Irbid Secondary School, Fawzi pursued higher studies.<ref name=":ammonnews" /> He earned his [[Bachelor]] of [[Commerce]] degree with honors from [[Cairo University]] in 1965. He then continued his academic journey, obtaining a [[Master of Business Administration]] (MBA) from [[Texas Tech University]] in the United States, followed by a Doctorate in Business Administration from the [[University of Wisconsin–Madison|University of Wisconsin]] in 1972.<ref name=":asp.icc-cpi.int" /> |
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During his time at the University of Jordan, Fawzi Al-Gharaibeh married one of his students, and together they have three children: two daughters and a son named Ahmed.<ref name=":ammonnews" /> He is proficient in three languages: [[Arabic]], [[English language|English]], and [[French language|French]].<ref name=":asp.icc-cpi.int" /> Al-Gharaibeh prefers not to be labeled as a [[Liberalism|liberal]], instead advocating for a worldview characterized by adaptability and the dynamic evolution of ideas, rather than rigid ideologies.<ref name=":ammonnews" /> |
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 Fawzi Gharaibeh at the University of Jordan, March 25, 1995. | |
| Born | 1943 Huwwarah, Irbid |
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Fawzi AbdulRahim Ahmad al-Gharaibeh (1943 in Huwwarah, Irbid – )[1] is a Jordanian academic. He has been involved in education and business administration. He held positions in academia and government.[2]
He served as President of the University of Jordan from 1991 to 1998 and as Jordan's Minister of Education from 1998 to 1999. He also founded and chaired Al-Sharqiyah University in Oman from 2009 to 2014. He was involved in the establishment of the University of Petra.[2]
Gharaibeh earned a PhD in the 1970s. He also obtained an MBA from the University of Wisconsin and Texas Tech University.[2] He completed his bachelor's degree with honors from Cairo University in 1965.[2]
Additionally, Gharaibeh holds memberships in various organizations, including the Royal Scientific Society and the executive board of UNESCO. He serves on the Budget and Finance Committee at the International Criminal Court in The Hague and is a member of the Executive Council of the International Association of Universities.[2]
Personal life
Fawzi Al-Gharaibeh was born in 1943 in Huwwarah, Irbid, Jordan, into a family of modest means.[3] He was the eldest among his seven sisters and one brother. His father, Abd al-Rahim al-Gharaibeh, took on trading as a means of livelihood and, along with his brother, played a key role in establishing the first industrial carpentry in Irbid during the early 1940s, importing machinery from Haifa.[3]
Educationally, after completing his schooling at Hamza bin Abdul Muttalib School and Irbid Secondary School, Fawzi pursued higher studies.[3] He earned his Bachelor of Commerce degree with honors from Cairo University in 1965. He then continued his academic journey, obtaining a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Texas Tech University in the United States, followed by a Doctorate in Business Administration from the University of Wisconsin in 1972.[2]
During his time at the University of Jordan, Fawzi Al-Gharaibeh married one of his students, and together they have three children: two daughters and a son named Ahmed.[3] He is proficient in three languages: Arabic, English, and French.[2] Al-Gharaibeh prefers not to be labeled as a liberal, instead advocating for a worldview characterized by adaptability and the dynamic evolution of ideas, rather than rigid ideologies.[3]
References
- ^ "معالي الدكتور فوزي غرايبه". pm.gov.jo. Retrieved 2024-04-09.
- ^ a b c d e f g "Fawzi Gharaibeh Resume" (PDF). International Criminal Court.
- ^ a b c d e "صحيفة عمون : فوزي غرايبة: ناسك أحراش زي". وكالة عمون الاخبارية. Retrieved 2024-04-13.