Ayman Aly Osman Hassan
Personal Data
Name Dr. Ayman Aly Osman
Date & Place of Birth December 20th, 1958, Cairo, Egypt
Nationality Egyptian
Religion Muslim
Social Status Married and has two children, a daughter (27 years) and a son (21years)
Experience
l Head of the Economic & Commercial Office, Embassy of Egypt, Beijing, China, from July 2012 – now.
l Director, Investment Promotion Department, Egyptian Commercial Service “ECS”, from September 2010 – July 2012.
l Head of the Commercial Office, Embassy of Egypt, Beirut, Lebanon, from August 2006 – August 2010.
l Deputy Director, European Union Department, “ECS”, from September 2005 – August 2006.
l Director, Arab & Islamic Countries and Organizations, “ECS”, from March 2005 – September 2005.
l Commercial Consul & Head of the Commercial Office, General Consulate of Egypt, Montreal, Canada, October 2002 - August 2004.
l Head of the Commercial Office, Embassy of Egypt, Seoul, South Korea, from August 2000- September 30th, 2002.
l Head of the Commercial & Economic Office, Embassy of Egypt, Ottawa, Canada, from July 1995 – July 1999.
l Vice Commercial Consul, the Commercial Representation Office, Embassy of Egypt, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, from August 1989 – August 1993.
l Commercial Attache, East Europe Department, “ECS”, Ministry of Economy and Foreign Trade, Cairo, Egypt, from January 1989 – August 1989.
l Commercial Attache, International and Regional Economic Organizations Department, “ECS”, Ministry of Economy, Cairo, Egypt, from January 1985 – July 1985.
Past Positions
l President, Commercial Counselors Association in Lebanon, April 2007 – August 2010.
l President, Commercial Counselors Club, “CCC” in Seoul, South Korea, December 2000 – September 30th, 2002.
l Member of International Cooperation Committee “ICC”, Korea Software Industry Association “KOSA”, October 2000 – September 2002.
l Deputy Director, Technical Office, Chief of “ECS”, Egypt, August 1999 – July 2000.
l Member, Technical Office of the Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade, Egypt, September 1993 – July 1995.
l Member, Technical Office of the Minister of State for International Cooperation, Egypt, October 1987 – January 1989.
l Member, Technical Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Planning & International Cooperation, Egypt, July 1985 – October 1987.
l Banker(A), Investment Department, Egypt Arab African Bank, Cairo, Egypt, June 1984 – July 1985.
l Banker(B), Investment Department, Egypt Arab African Bank, Cairo, Egypt, September 1983 – May 1984.
l Demonstrator, Economics and Foreign Trade Section, Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt, from February 1982 – September 1983.
l Executive Secretary, Finance Group, Delta International Business Center, Cairo, Egypt, August 1981 – February 1982.
Education
l Ph.D. in Economics, Columbia State University, USA, April 1998.
l M.A. in Economics, Columbia State University, USA, February 1996.
l High Diploma in Foreign Trade studies(GPA-very good), Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, Helwan University, 1989.
l Bachelor in Economics and Foreign Trade(GPA-very good, A1 student), Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, Helwan University, 1981.
Training Courses
l Specialist, Administrative and Financial Reform, Egyptian Center for Legal Research and Scientific Training, Faculty of Law, Cairo University, 6th-15th May 2012.
l Participant, Investment Disputes Workshop, UNESCWA, UN, Cairo, Feb. 26th – March 1st 2012.
l Rehabilitation Program for International Experts of Investment Disputes, Aladala Center for Arbitration and Legal Services, Faculty of Law, Alexandria University, September 24th – 28th 2011.
l Participant, “Economic Press Workshop” Union of the Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture in the Arab Countries, Beirut, Lebanon, May 2009.
l Participant, Leadership & Human Resources Development Program” (Part Two), Ministry of Trade and Industry, Egypt, May 2006 – August 2006.
l Participant, Leadership & Human Resources Development Program” (Part One), Ministry of Trade and Industry, Egypt, September 2005 – April 2006.
l Active Participant, “Change Agents Program”, Ministry of State for Administrative Development, Egypt, June – August 2005.
l Completed the training program “Effective Report Writing”, AASTMT AND American University in Cairo, Egypt, September 20th – 29th 2005.
l Participant, 14 training courses of Administrative Skills, Human Resources Communication Skills, Productivity Improvement using the SIX SIGMA, Managing change and people differences, Leadership Motivation for success, Leadership – Building High Performance Teams, Art of Managing People, Leadership Innovative Competencies and Leadership Vision & Organization Development, Ministry of Foreign Trade and Industry(Industrial Modernization Program), Cairo, Egypt, November 2004 – February 2005.
l Master of Negotiation Seminar, The Personal Performance Center, Toronto, Canada, April 16th, 2003.
l Strategies of Professional Selling, The Banff Academy for Business, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, July 2003.
l Export Promotion Program, Ministry of Foreign Trade, Rome, Italy, June 2000.
l Total Public Sector Marketing, Ottawa Business Journal, Ottawa, Canada, June 1999.
l Fundamentals of Finance and Accounting for Non-Financial Managers, Skill path Seminars, Kansas, USA, which has been held in Ottawa, Canada, April 1999.
l International Commercial Arbitration Seminar, Cairo, Egypt, March 1994.
l The Insurance Principles Seminar(Introduction to Insurance, Fire, Marine, Engineering, Motor and Workmen’s Compensation & P.A.), Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, October 1992.
l Executive Development Program, American University in Cairo, Egypt, June1988.
l Political and Economic Studies, Institute of Diplomatic Studies, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Cairo, Egypt, 1995.
l The Tenth Egyptian-German Training course for Members of the Egyptian Foreign Service which has been organized by the Institute of Diplomatic Studies(Cairo, Egypt) and the German Foundation for International Development(DSE) in Cairo, West Berlin and Bonn, May – August 1985.
l Documentary Credits Seminar, El Nasr company for Export and Import, Cairo, Egypt, May 1985.
l The Egyptian Foreign Trade between Theory and Application, Project or Graduation, El Nasr Company for Export and Import, Cairo, Egypt, July – September 1980.
l Introduction of the Computer technique-Cobol Programming, Institute of Statistical Researches and Studies, Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt, July – August 1979.
l The Applied Methods of the Cobol Programming, Institute of Statistical Researches and Studies, Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt, September – October 1979.
Honorable Certificates
Dr. Osman has received Honorable Certificates from the following:
1) Arab Economic Union Council, Arab League, for his participating by lectures about” The Role of the Arab Commercial Service to develop the Economic and Trade Relations, March 2012.
2) Delta International Band “DIB” for his research about “The Role of the Arab Banking Institutions for rationalizing the investments in Egypt, Cairo, Egypt, March 1982.
3) The Egyptian Commercial Syndicate, Cairo, Egypt for his Excellence of Graduation, Feb. 1982.
Awards & Plaques of Appreciation
Dr. Osman has received different awards and plaques of appreciation in recognition for his outstanding contribution in professional of many achievements, mainly from the following:
1) H.E. Ambassador of Egypt to Lebanon August 2010.
2) Arab Exports & Importers Association March 2009.
3) Egyptian Canadian Friendship Association(ECFA), Cairo, Egypt, Sept. 2003.
4) Agriculture Led Export Business(ALEB), USAID, Cairo, Egypt, April 2003.
5) Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry(KCCI), September 2002.
6) Korean Importers Association(KOIMA), November 2001.
7) Egyptian Productive Cooperative Union, October 2001.
8) International Cooperation Committee(ICC), Korea Software Industry Association(KOSA), Seoul, Korea, December 2000.
9) Misr, Bank, Cairo, Egypt, January 1992.
10) Delta International Bank, Cairo, Egypt, March 1983.
11) The Egyptian Commercial Syndicate, February 1982.
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Fluor
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BGP
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SHK
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Huayou Logistics
BDP
CEVA
IBM
Jinneng Law Firm
Wikborg Rein & Co. Law Firm
BV
Import & Export Bank of China
Chaoda Valve
China Petroleum Pipeline Bureau
Shanghai Lankelec
NOV Tuboscope
Henan Tianfon Energy-saving Panel Co.,ltd
VETZ Valve
Sinopec Oilfield Service Corporation
Dialog Group
AMEC China
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